 the chief portal, on looking up at the high roof resting
on two rows of pillars, and covering the whole church.  It is formed in
one beautiful straight line, unbroken by a single arch.  The church
itself is simple: behind the grand altar a handsome chapel is erected,
the ceiling of which is painted azure blue, embossed with golden stars.
In this chapel Gustavus I. is interred between his two wives.  The
monument which covers the grave is large, and made of marble, but clumsy
and void of taste.  It represents a sarcophagus, on which three bodies,
the size of life, are laid; a marble canopy is raised over them.  The
walls of the chapel are covered with pretty frescoes, representing the
most remarkable scenes in the life of this monarch.  The most interesting
among them are, one in which he enters a peasant's hut in peasant's
attire, at the same moment that his pursuers are eagerly inquiring after
him in front of the hut; the other, when he stands on a barrel, also
dressed as a peasant, and harangues his people.  Two large tablets in a
broad gold frame contain in Swedish, and not in the Latin language, the
explanation of the different pictures, so that every Swede may easily
learn the monarch's history.

Several other monuments are erected in the side-chapels; those of
Catharine Magelone, John III., Gustavus Erichson, who was beheaded, and
of the two brothers Sturre, who were murdered.  The monument of
Archbishop Menander, in white marble, is a tasteful and artistic modern
production.  The great Linnaeus is buried under a simple marble slab in
this church; but his monument is in one of the side-chapels, and not over
his grave, and consists of a beautiful dark-brown porphyry slab, on which
his portrait is sculptured in relief.

The splendid organ, which reaches nearly to the roof of the church, also
deserves special attention.  The treasure-chamber does not contain great
treasures; the blood-stained and dagger-torn garments of the unfortunate
brothers Sturre are kept in a glass case here; and here also stands a
wooden statue of the heathen god Thor.
the chief portal, on looking up at the high roof rest 
 on two row of pillars, and covering the whole church service.   It is formed in 
 one beautiful straight line, unbroken by a individual arch.   The church 
 itself is simple: behind the expansive altar a handsome chapel is rear, 
 the ceiling of which is painted azure blue, emboss with golden stars. 
 In this chapel Gustavus I. is interred between his two wives.   The 
 monument which covers the grave accent is large, and made of marble, but clumsy 
 and null of taste.   It represents a sarcophagus, on which three bodies, 
 the size of life, are laid; a marble canopy is raise over them.   The 
 walls of the chapel are covered with pretty frescoes, representing the 
 about remarkable scenes in the life of this monarch.   The most interesting 
 among them are, one in which he enters a peasant's hovel in peasant's 
 attire, at the like consequence that his pursuers are eagerly inquiring after 
 him in front of the hut; the other, when he stands on a barrel, also 
 dressed as a peasant, and harangue his citizenry.   Two large pill in a 
 wide gold frame contain in Swedish, and not in the romance language, the 
 explanation of the unlike pictures, so that every Swede may easily 
 determine the monarch's history. 

 Several other monuments are erected in the side - chapels; those of 
 Catharine Magelone, John III. , Gustavus Erichson, who was beheaded, and 
 of the two brothers Sturre, who were murdered.   The monument of 
 Archbishop Menander, in blank marble, is a tasteful and aesthetic mod 
 production.   The great Linnaeus is buried under a simple marble slab in 
 this church service; but his monument is in one of the side - chapels, and not over 
 his grave, and consists of a beautiful dark - brown porphyry slab, on which 
 his portrait is sculptured in relief. 

 The excellent organ, which reaches about to the roof of the church service, also 
 deserves special attention.   The gem - chamber does not contain great 
 treasure; the blood - stain and dagger - torn garments of the unfortunate 
 brothers Sturre are kept in a glass case here; and here also stands a 
 wooden statue of the heathen god Thor.
 thf chief portal, on lookinn up at the high roof rxsting
oh two rods of pillars, and covering tie wyole xhurch.  It is formed iv
one beauniful strqighu line, unbroken bb a single arcg.  Thz rhurch
itself is simple: bevind the grand autcr a handsome chapel is erected,
the cqiling pf which is painjed aeurq blhv, tmbossed with golden stars.
In this chapel Gustavus I. ix interred between his two wivfs.  The
monument whlch covers jge deave is largd, and made of marble, bot clumsy
and void of taste.  It rdpresznts a sarcipyagkv, on which vhree fodies,
the sidv of lixe, are kaid; a marble ganopb is raised over them.  Thx
walls of the chapel are coveseb with pretty frescoew, eepreventhng gye
must rxmadkable scxnes in the life of thus monarch.  The mosu ignrresting
amonf them awe, one in which he enters a peasant's huu in leasant's
attire, at the sqme moment that his porsuers arq eagerly inquiring after
him in front of the hut; dhe ovhdr, cmcn hd shands on a barrel, also
dressed as a peasant, anq hsrsngues his peoile.  Two large tabkehs yn a
broad gola framz ckntain in Swedish, wnd not in tye Latin jangiage, the
explanation of the eifferent pibturws, so that every Scede may easnly
leatn the monarch's history.

Severau otger monumenhs are erszted in the side-zhaiels; those of
Catharine Magelonq, John IIM., Guscavus Erkchspn, who was beheafed, akg
of the two brothegs Storre, wvo were mugdered.  The monument of
Archbishop Menander, in wvitv marble, ns a tssteful and awtistic modern
kroductiou.  The great Linhaeus iv buried unqer a simple kwrble slab ii
this chuwch; vut yis monjoent is in one of the spdt-chapels, abd not over
his graye, ana consists of a ytauuidul dark-brown lorohywy skaf, on which
his porgraky is rculptured ln felirf.

The splendid organ, whidh reaches nearly yo the rood of the church, also
drserves special atuentioi.  The treaxurg-chamber does not contain great
freasures; thc blood-staineq ane dagger-torn garments of the unfortunate
brothers Stnrre are kept in a glasw case here; and herg akso stands e
woodeg statue mf the heathen god Tyor.
the chief portal, on looking up at roof on two of pillars, and is in one beautiful line, unbroken by single arch. The church itself is behind the grand altar a handsome chapel is erected, the ceiling of which painted azure blue, embossed with golden stars. In this chapel Gustavus I. is between two The which covers the grave is large, and made of marble, but clumsy and void of taste. represents a sarcophagus, on which three bodies, the of life, are laid; marble canopy is raised over The of the are with frescoes, representing the remarkable scenes in the life of this monarch. The most interesting among them are, one in which enters a in peasant's at same that his pursuers inquiring after him in front of other, when he stands on a barrel, also as a and harangues his people. Two large in a broad gold frame contain in Swedish, not in the Latin language, the explanation of the different pictures, so that every Swede learn the monarch's history. other monuments are in side-chapels; of Magelone, John Gustavus Erichson, who was beheaded, and of the two brothers Sturre, were murdered. The monument of Archbishop Menander, in white marble, tasteful artistic modern production. great Linnaeus is buried a marble slab in this his is the and over his grave, and of a beautiful dark-brown porphyry on which his portrait splendid organ, which reaches nearly to the roof the church, also deserves special attention. The does not contain great treasures; the blood-stained and dagger-torn garments of the brothers Sturre in a glass case here; and here also a wooden statue of heathen god Thor.
 the chief portal, on looking up At the high rOof reStiNg
oN tWo roWs of Pillars, and coveRIng tHe whole church.  It is formeD in
onE bEAutiFUl StraiGht line, UNbROKen By A sIngLe ARcH.  The cHurCh
itselF is simple: bEhiNd The grand altaR A hAndsome chaPel Is erected,
the CeiLing of WhIch IS painTed Azure Blue, emBOssed wIth golden StARs.
In thIS chapel gUStAvus i. is interred betweeN HiS Two wives.  The
monUment wHiCH cOVErs The Grave is larGe, And maDE of marbLE, bUT CLumSY
and void of tasTe.  It represeNTs a SarcopHaGus, ON which Three BoDIes,
The size of liFe, arE laid; a marBle canOPy is raiSEd over tHem.  The
WalLs oF the CHaPeL arE cOVerED wIth PRetTy frescoEs, RePreseNtinG THE
Most RemArkaBle scEnes in the life Of tHis mONarCh.  The Most iNterEsTing
aMong thEm are, OnE in which he enterS a peAsant's hut In pEaSanT's
AttirE, At the sAme MomEnt that His pursUErs ArE EAGeRly inquiring after
hIm IN FrOnt of the Hut; the OThEr, WHen he staNdS on A barREL, also
DresSEd As a peasaNt, and hARaNgUes his pEoPle.  Two LaRge TabLets iN A
broAd gold Frame conTain iN swedish, and not iN The Latin languAGe, THE
eXPlanAtiOn of the diffErenT PictUres, SO tHat EVery SWede mAy EAsILy
learn the monarch's hIsTory.

SeVeral Other monumentS are erecteD IN The side-cHapeLS; tHOse of
Catharine magelOne, John III., gUstavus ERichsOn, who was Beheaded, aND
Of the two BroTheRs STurRE, WhO were murdered.  tHE monUmEnt of
ArChbIshop MeNanDer, In wHitE mArble, is a tAsteful aNd ArTiStIc mOdern
PRoductioN.  THe gReAt LInnaeUS is burIed unDer a SiMpLE maRble slaB In
THIs chUrCh; But hIs mOnUment Is in ONe oF the sidE-chapels, aNd nOT oveR
hIs Grave, anD consists of a bEaUtiful dark-BrOwn PorphyRY Slab, on whIch
his portrait is sculptuREd in relIef.

the spLendId organ, whIch ReacheS neARly to tHe roof Of the ChUrcH, ALso
deSERvEs sPeCial attentION.  ThE treaSuRe-chAmber doEs not contain great
tREasUres; the blood-sTaiNed aND DaGgeR-ToRN gaRmENts OF The unfortunate
bRothers StuRrE ArE kept in a glASs cAsE here; anD here alSo staNDs a
woodEn statue oF the heathEn God THOR.
 the chief portal, on look ing up atthe h igh  ro of  res ting 
on two rows o f  pil lars, and covering the  whol ec hurc h . It i s forme d  i n one  b ea uti fu l  s traig htline, u nbroken by  asi ngle arch. T he  church
it sel f is simple:  be hind t he  gr a nd al tar  a ha ndsome chapel  is erect ed , 
the c e iling o f wh ichis painted azureb lu e , embossed wit h gold en st a r s.Inthis chape lGusta v us I. i s  i n t e rre d  between histwo wives.The 
monum en t w h ich co versth e  gr ave is larg e, a nd made o f marb l e, butc lumsy
a nd voi d o f t aste .  It  re pr e sen t sa s a rco phagus,on  w hichthre e b o dies ,
t he s ize o f life, are l aid ; am arb le ca nopyis r ai sed o ver th em. Th e
walls of thechap el are co ver ed  wi th  pret t y fres coe s,represe nting t h e
m os t r em arkable scenes inth e li fe of th is mon a rc h.  The mos tint eres t i ng
am ongt he m are, o ne inw hi ch  he ent er s a pe as ant 'shut i n  pea sant's 
attire,  at t h e same momentt hat his pursu e rs a re eage rly  inquiringafte r 
him  inf ro nto f the  hut;  t h eo ther, when he stand son a b arrel , also
dresse d as a pea s a n t, and h aran g ue s  his people. Two l arge table t s in a
b roadgold fra me contai n in Swedi sh,  an d n oti n  t he Latin lang u a ge,th e
expla nat ion ofthe  di ffe ren tpictures,  so that  e ve ry  S wed e may easily
l ea rnth e m onarc h 's his tory. 

Se ve ra l  ot her mon u me n t s ar eer ecte d i nthe s ide- c hap els; th ose of
Ca tha r ineMa ge lone, J ohn III., Gus ta vus Erichs on , w ho was b eheaded,  and
of the two brother s  Sturre , w ho we re m urdered. Th e monu men t  of
Ar chbish op Me na nde r ,  in w h i te  ma rb le, is a t a s tef ul an darti stic mo dern
production. T hegreat Linnaeu s i s bu r i ed  un d er a s im p lem a rble slab in
th is church;  b u this monume n t i sin oneof theside- c hapels,  and notover
hisgr ave, a ndconsists o f a beau tiful dar k -brow n  p orphy ryslab,on  wh ich
h is por t rai t issculpt ur ed inrelie f. 

The sp lendid organ, which rea ches n early  to  the roof  of the  church,also 
deservesspe cia l att ent i on. Thet re asu r e-cha mber does notc on tai n gr eat
treasur e s ;  th e blo od- s tained  and  dagger-torn garm e nts of the unf ortu n a tebro t hers  S turre are kept  in  a g lass cas ehere; and h ere also  s t andsa
wood en sta tue oft h eh eathen  god  Th or.
 the_chief portal,_on looking up at_the high_roof_resting
on two_rows_of pillars, and_covering the whole_church.  It is_formed in
one beautiful_straight_line, unbroken by a single arch.  The church
itself is simple: behind the grand_altar_a handsome_chapel_is_erected,
the ceiling of which is_painted azure blue, embossed with_golden stars.
In_this chapel Gustavus I. is interred between his_two_wives.  The
monument_which covers the grave is large, and made of_marble, but clumsy
and void of taste._ It represents_a_sarcophagus,_on which three bodies,
the_size of life, are laid; a_marble canopy is raised over them._ The
walls of the chapel are covered_with pretty frescoes, representing the
most remarkable_scenes in the life of_this monarch._ The most interesting
among them_are, one in_which he_enters a peasant's_hut in peasant's
attire, at the same_moment that his_pursuers are eagerly inquiring after
him in_front_of the hut;_the_other,_when he_stands on a_barrel,_also
dressed as_a_peasant, and harangues his people. _Two_large tablets in a
broad gold frame contain_in Swedish, and not_in_the Latin language, the
explanation_of the different pictures, so_that every Swede may easily
learn the_monarch's history.

Several_other monuments_are erected in the side-chapels; those of
Catharine Magelone, John III., Gustavus_Erichson, who was beheaded, and
of the_two brothers Sturre, who_were murdered.__The monument of
Archbishop_Menander,_in white_marble, is a tasteful and artistic modern
production._ The_great Linnaeus is buried under a_simple marble slab in
this_church;_but his monument is in one_of the side-chapels, and not over
his_grave, and consists of a_beautiful_dark-brown_porphyry slab, on which
his portrait_is sculptured in relief.

The splendid organ,_which reaches nearly_to the roof of the church, also
deserves_special_attention.  The treasure-chamber does not_contain_great
treasures; the blood-stained and dagger-torn garments_of_the_unfortunate
brothers Sturre are kept in_a glass case here; and here_also stands a
wooden statue of the heathen god Thor.