excerpt from 'Some Observations made travelling through France, Italy etc., in the years 1720-1722' pp. 280 (96 words)
excerpt from 'Some Observations made travelling through France, Italy etc., in the years 1720-1722' pp. 280 (96 words)
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When they came to the Piazza di Scossa Cavalli (about a quarter of a Mile from the Church, they call it a great deal more) they fetch'd a Compass about that Piazza, and went up by the Portico on the other side the Area before S. Peter's into the Church. His Holiness ascending the great Altar, gave his Benediction, and elevated the Host. At the Elevation, there was heard such a Sound of the People thumping their Breasts, as you hear when a Regiment of Soldiers are grounding their Musquets.—Anthems singing before and after. |
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