ASCENT OF ST. PETER'S.-RoM
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We commenced the ascent BY winding


road paved with brick. 1t is sufficiently wide
to admit carriage and horses; and ladies', 1t
is said, have often rode up on mules. There
are no steps, and the fatigue OF ascending is
the same as that of toiling up steep hill
Emerging from this passage, on to the root,
a very extraordinary scene presented itself
to us. We found ourselves on large plain,
surrounded by domes in all directions. a
long.roofed shed extended along the centre