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... jog - trot , business pace , Passing her without reverence ! -To my story :There lived in Italy , I think near Florence , Some brace of centuries past , a good old count , Who , in his fine old castle rear'd a daughter ...
... jog - trot , business pace , Passing her without reverence ! -To my story :There lived in Italy , I think near Florence , Some brace of centuries past , a good old count , Who , in his fine old castle rear'd a daughter ...
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... the sensation which he excited in Italy , both by the anomaly at that period of a young American's repairing thither to acquire excellence with the pencil , and the merit of the works which he produced ; his subsequent success in ...
... the sensation which he excited in Italy , both by the anomaly at that period of a young American's repairing thither to acquire excellence with the pencil , and the merit of the works which he produced ; his subsequent success in ...
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... which name by emigrating to France was corrupted into Riquetti , and thence into Riquet . But now , the present General Andreossi , descen> dant of an Italian geometrician of that name and joint THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 309.
... which name by emigrating to France was corrupted into Riquetti , and thence into Riquet . But now , the present General Andreossi , descen> dant of an Italian geometrician of that name and joint THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 309.
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dant of an Italian geometrician of that name and joint commissioner of the canal , claims for his ancestor the glory of the enterprise . So that the invention of the plan of this canal and its execution is contended between two Italians ...
dant of an Italian geometrician of that name and joint commissioner of the canal , claims for his ancestor the glory of the enterprise . So that the invention of the plan of this canal and its execution is contended between two Italians ...
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You know that Napoleon , in his various invasions of his mother country , had carried away the most valuable , and , at the same time , interesting manuscripts , from the Italian libraries . This was one of those stolen , at that time ...
You know that Napoleon , in his various invasions of his mother country , had carried away the most valuable , and , at the same time , interesting manuscripts , from the Italian libraries . This was one of those stolen , at that time ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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