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Page 11
... travellers were informed that , in one , the marble was all white . In the early part of their progress , the Duke says , the in- creasing improvement of the country was every where visible . Log - houses have given way to stone and ...
... travellers were informed that , in one , the marble was all white . In the early part of their progress , the Duke says , the in- creasing improvement of the country was every where visible . Log - houses have given way to stone and ...
Page 71
... travellers , in conse- quence of his knowlege of the oriental languages . It is extraordinary that , in describing theatres , the word Opera is never mentioned ; though all who have spoken of the musical dramas of Palermo celebrate the ...
... travellers , in conse- quence of his knowlege of the oriental languages . It is extraordinary that , in describing theatres , the word Opera is never mentioned ; though all who have spoken of the musical dramas of Palermo celebrate the ...
Page 172
... traveller seems to have been most delighted with Vevay . This charming spot ( he observes ) is most enchantingly ... travellers ; and what is worse , it can never be ameliorated , the snow being in many parts , at all times of the ...
... traveller seems to have been most delighted with Vevay . This charming spot ( he observes ) is most enchantingly ... travellers ; and what is worse , it can never be ameliorated , the snow being in many parts , at all times of the ...
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