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Chapter XVIII · Chapter 18

Chapter 18 of Pictures from Italy is here in full — 126 sentences across 26 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Chapter 18 of Pictures from Italy by Charles Dickens holds 126 sentences, grouped into 26 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.
In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.
In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.
The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.
In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.
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Pictures from Italy

Chapter XVIII · Chapter 18

Chapter 18 of Pictures from Italy is here in full — 126 sentences across 26 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.
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In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.
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In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.
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The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.
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In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

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Ashes noun US /ˈæʃ.ɪz/

The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.

From this reading “Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.”

Choking adjective US /ˈtʃoʊ.kɪŋ/

Causing difficulty in breathing.

From this reading “In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.”

Nights noun US /naɪts/

Periods of darkness between sunset and sunrise.

From this reading “Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.”

Secret noun US /ˈsiː.krət/

Something that is kept or meant to be kept unknown or unseen by others.

From this reading “Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.”

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a

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

after

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

all

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

and

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

antiquity

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

as

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

ashesnounUS /ˈæʃ.ɪz/

The powdery residue left after the burning of a substance.

From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

been

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

bespeaking

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

brim

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

centuries

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

chambers

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

chokingadjectiveUS /ˈtʃoʊ.kɪŋ/

Causing difficulty in breathing.

From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

course

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

days

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

dead

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

desolation

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

different

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

displacing

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

down

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

dust

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

earth

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

earthen

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

escaping

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

even

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

evidences

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

eyes

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

finding

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

flood

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

forced

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

fresh

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

from

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

funeral

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

going

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

had

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

hail

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

has

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

heavier

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

Herculaneum

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

houses

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

if

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

impossibility

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

impressive

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

in

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

into

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

irresistible

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

is

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

it

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

kind

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

like

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

many

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

months

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

more

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From this reading Next to the wonder of going up and down the streets, and in and out of the houses, and traversing the secret chambers of the temples of a religion that has vanished from the earth, and finding so many fresh traces of remote antiquity: as if the course of Time had been stopped after this desolation, and there had been no nights and days, months, years, and centuries, since: nothing is more impressive and terrible than the many evidences of the searching nature of the ashes, as bespeaking their irresistible power, and the impossibility of escaping them.

mouths

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

nature

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new

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

Next

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nightsnounUS /naɪts/

Periods of darkness between sunset and sunrise.

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no

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nothing

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of

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out

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power

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rained

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

religion

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remote

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rolled

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

ruin

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

sea

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

searching

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secretnounUS /ˈsiː.krət/

Something that is kept or meant to be kept unknown or unseen by others.

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since

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skeletons

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

skulls

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

so

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stopped

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streets

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stuffed

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

temples

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terrible

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than

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that

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the

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their

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them

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there

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they

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

this

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Time

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to

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tombs

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

traces

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traversing

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up

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urns

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From this reading In the tombs, they forced the ashes of the dead from the funeral urns, and rained new ruin even into them.

vanished

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vessels

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

was

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

way

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

were

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From this reading The mouths, and eyes, and skulls of all the skeletons, were stuffed with this terrible hail.

where

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From this reading In Herculaneum, where the flood was of a different and a heavier kind, it rolled in, like a sea.

wine

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

wine-cellars

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

with

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From this reading In the wine-cellars, they forced their way into the earthen vessels: displacing the wine and choking them, to the brim, with dust.

wonder

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years

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