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"There are ser at

Kenyon's morality; "and especially in the stones of Rome"

The party ht way, in

order to glance at the ponderous remains of the temple of Mars Ultot,

within which a convent of nuns is now established,--a dove-cote, in the

war-god's mansion At only a little distance, they passed the portico

of a Temple of Minerva, nawed by ti buried

midway in the accumulation of soil, that rises over dead Rome like a

flood tide Within this edifice of antique sanctity, a baker's shop

was now established, with an entrance on one side; for, everywhere, the

rerandeur and divinity have been made available for the

his loaves out of the oven," remarked Kenyon