St. Paul`s CathedralIn the West End

St. Paul`s Cathedral
In the West End of London one can see the famous St. Paul`s Cathedral, the masterpiece of the well-known English architect Christopher Wren. The old building of the Cathedral was sadly in need of repair and Christopher Wren was called on to carry out repairs and alterations, but he was prevented from doing this by the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London that destroyed the old cathedral.
Nearly eight years passed after the fire before the ruins of the old building were cleared away and the new work was begun. When Wren made a start, he picked out a stone from the heap of ruins and found on it a world in Latin which meant «I shall rise again». So he made that the first stone of the new Cathedral. That was on June 21, 1675.
It took him thirty-five years to build the Cathedral. All that time, while doing many other things besides, he labored at this – his greatest work. He was very poorly paid. He didn`t always get his wages. But in spite of these difficulties all was splendidly finished.
The Whispering Gallery which is over 100 feet above the foot of the Cathedral is remarkable for its acoustics. A person standing at the entrance of the Gallery can hear clearly what is said on the opposite side, 107 feet away. Beneath the centre of the dome is the tomb of Lord Nelson killed at the battle of Trafalgar.
Sir Christopher Wren, the great architect of St.Paul`s, died in 1723, aged 91, and was buried in the building which his genius and toil had created.

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Собор Святого Павла
в западной части Лондона можно увидеть знаменитый Собор Святого Павла, шедевр известного английского архитектора Кристофера Рена. Старое здание собора, к сожалению, нуждалось в ремонте, и Кристофер Рен был призван провести ремонт и переделку, но ему помешали сделать это Великая чума и Великий пожар Лондона, которые разрушили старый собор.
Прошло почти восемь лет после пожара, прежде чем развалины старого здания были расчищены и началась новая работа. Когда Рен вздрогнул, он выбрал камень из груды развалин и обнаружил на нем мир, который по-латыни означал «я восстану снова». Так он сделал первый камень нового собора. Это было 21 июня 1675 года.
Ему понадобилось тридцать пять лет, чтобы построить собор. Все это время, занимаясь многими другими делами, он трудился над этой своей величайшей работой. Ему очень плохо платили. Он не всегда получал свою зарплату. Но, несмотря на эти трудности, все было великолепно закончено.
Шепчущая галерея, которая находится на высоте более 100 футов над подножием собора, примечательна своей акустикой. Человек, стоящий у входа в галерею, может ясно слышать то, что говорится на противоположной стороне, на расстоянии 107 футов. Под центром купола находится гробница Лорда Нельсона, убитого в Трафальгарской битве.
Сэр Кристофер Рен, великий архитектор собора Святого Павла, умер в 1723 году в возрасте 91 года и был похоронен в здании, созданном его гением и трудом.

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St. Paul's Cathedral
In the West End of London one can see the famous St. Paul's Cathedral, the masterpiece of the well-known English architect Christopher Wren. The old building of the Cathedral was sadly in need of repair and Christopher Wren was called on to carry out repairs and alterations, but he was prevented from doing this by the Great Plague and the Great Fire of London that destroyed the old cathedral.
Nearly eight years passed after the fire before the ruins of the old building were cleared away and the new work was begun. When Wren made a start, he picked out a stone from the heap of ruins and found on it a world in Latin which meant "I shall rise again." So he made that the first stone of the new cathedral. That was on June 21, 1675.
It took him thirty-five years to build the Cathedral. All that time, while doing many other things besides, he labored at this - his greatest work. He was very poorly paid. He didn't always get his wages. But in spite of these difficulties all was splendidly finished.
The Whispering Gallery which is over 100 feet above the foot of the Cathedral is remarkable for its acoustics. A person standing at the entrance of the Gallery can hear clearly what is said on the opposite side, 107 feet away. Beneath the center of the dome is the tomb of Lord Nelson killed at the battle of Trafalgar.
Sir Christopher Wren, the great architect of St.Paul's, died in 1723, aged 91, and was buried in the building which his genius and toil had created.

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St. Paul s Catedral
In the west end of London one can see the fames St.Paul's Cathedral, the masterpiece of the well-known English architect Christopher Wren. The old building of the cathedral was Sally in need of repair and Christopher Wren was called on to carry out repairs and alternations, but he was prevented from doing this by the great play and the great fire of London that destroyed the old cathedral.
In recent years, not long before the ruins of the old buildings, new work has begun. When the world began, he dug a stone from the head of the ruins and found it in the Latin world, which meant, "I will rise again." So he did the first stone of the new cathedral. It's June 21, 1675.
It took him three years and five years to build the cathedral. All this time, when he did a lot of other things, he was here - his great work. He spent a lot of money. He always gets his way. But when these different opinions are expressed, all conclusions are vague.
The whispering gallery which is over 100 feet about the spot of the cathedral is remark for its acoustics. A person standing at the entrance of the gallery can hear clearly what is said on the opposite side, 107 feet away. More importantly, the center of the family was Tom, who was killed by Lord Nelson in the battle of Trafalgar.
Sir Christopher Wren, the great architect of St.Paul's, died in 1723, aged 91, and was burned in the building which his genius and total had created.