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... perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy . The men are tall , robust ...
... perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy . The men are tall , robust ...
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... perhaps the only test of the excellence of these novel systems ; and though we may be disposed to doubt the propriety of departing from the beaten tract , yet , as their professed object and boasted efficacy are to smooth and shorten ...
... perhaps the only test of the excellence of these novel systems ; and though we may be disposed to doubt the propriety of departing from the beaten tract , yet , as their professed object and boasted efficacy are to smooth and shorten ...
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... perhaps no nation in Europe can boast of more variety of con- ception in the words of their comic and social songs . Even the tunes or melodies of some of them are not without merit , when played on instruments , or sung by the natives ...
... perhaps no nation in Europe can boast of more variety of con- ception in the words of their comic and social songs . Even the tunes or melodies of some of them are not without merit , when played on instruments , or sung by the natives ...
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