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The historical monuments of France (1898)

Hunnewell, James Frothingham, 1832-1910 · Boston : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 44

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said, a single and enormous bas-relief,shown in the following plate. A lower, or an under, church(eleventh century ?) remains. We can, when farther on, takemore note of its style, — the Romanesque. AiGUES-MoRTES is Westward, almost two hours ride by rail.It stands among the marshes near the sea;… … MONTPELLIER. — NARBONNE, 21 century. The most marked object is a rounded tower, said tobe ninety feet in height and sixty-five feet in diameter. It is alandmark visible far out at sea and over the extensive lowlandsthat stretch northward from it. In the lower story is a large anddimly lighted hall,…

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