Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 34
than .Avignon. The town is surroundedby a high wall, with the battlements and towersalmost as perfect as when they were built intlie fourteenth century. Nearly all the streetsarc either narrow or crooked, and many areboth, as streets used to be in the Middle Ages,and some of them are cut through… … now, although we shall visit it at a fu- -ture time, received its original name,Londinium, from the Romans, who . ; A made it from two Saxon words. England is a lieautiful country, andtempts us greatly to linger, but wemust keep on and cross over, as soon — - as possible, to the Continent; and…
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