 | Theology - 1839 - 418 pages
...the ardor and transport of an Italian soiree. This is the Sabbath in town. In the country, in many a village of the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest districts of the Appenines, is easily found as true, as pure, as ignorant a piety, as could have been... | |
 | English literature - 1841 - 516 pages
...the ardour and transport of an Italian soiree. This is the Sabbath in town. In the country, in many a village of the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest Apennine, is easily found as true, as pure, as ignorant a piety as could have been in the times of the earliest... | |
 | John George Cochrane - 1841 - 510 pages
...the ardour and transport of an Italian soiree. This is the Sabbath in town. In the country, in many a village of the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest Apennine, is easily found as true, as pure, as ignorant a piety as could have been in the times of the earliest... | |
 | Antonio Carlo Napoleone Gallenga - America - 1846 - 348 pages
...of proud steeds and gilt chariots, is prancing and glancing up and down the Corso ; in the evening the cafes are dazzling with glaring lamps, the theatres...the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest Appennine — nowhere more so than in the unexplored district into which we purpose to introduce our... | |
 | Antonio Carlo Napoleone Gallenga - 1846 - 298 pages
...of proud steeds and gilt chariots, is prancing and glancing up and down the Corso ; in the evening the cafes are dazzling with glaring lamps, the theatres...Sabbath in town. In the country, in many a sequestered Tillage of the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest Appennine — nowhere more so than in... | |
 | American periodicals - 1844 - 584 pages
...steeds and gilt chariots, is prancing and glancing up and down the Corso ; in the evening the cafés arc dazzling with glaring lamps, the theatres are trembling...the Lombard plain, in many a parish of the remotest Apemune — nowhere more so than in the unexplored district into which we purpose to introduce our... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - 1841 - 564 pages
...ardour and transport of an Italian soirée. This is the Sabbath in town. In the, country, in many a no Time need have gone to ruin could it have/ound a man great enough, a is easily found as true, as pure, as ignorant a piety as could have been in the times of the earliest... | |
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Appennine — nowhere more so than in the unexplored district into which we purpose to introduce our readers — is easily found as true, as pure, as ignorant a piety as could be in the times of the earliest Christianity. The manners of those people are... 