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... than long and wordy prefaceBut who could ever yet encounter woman And
keep the onward , jog - trot , business pace , Passing her without reverence ! - To
my story :There lived in Italy , I think near Florence , Some brace of centuries past
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... than long and wordy prefaceBut who could ever yet encounter woman And
keep the onward , jog - trot , business pace , Passing her without reverence ! - To
my story :There lived in Italy , I think near Florence , Some brace of centuries past
...
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... genius and contributed the means of enabling him to cultivate it to the utmost in
the richest school of art ; the sensation which he excited in Italy , both by the
anomaly at that period of a young American's repairing thither to acquire
excellence ...
... genius and contributed the means of enabling him to cultivate it to the utmost in
the richest school of art ; the sensation which he excited in Italy , both by the
anomaly at that period of a young American's repairing thither to acquire
excellence ...
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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 ; and it is in
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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 ; and it is in
...
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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 , from that
ever ...
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 , from that
ever ...
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Her ladyship , contrary , no doubt , to the wishes of the great Italian bard , left , at
her death , Alfieri's library , manuscripts , and all her own books to M. Fabre , who
, proud of such rich spoils , left Italy , his adopted country , where he had learned
...
Her ladyship , contrary , no doubt , to the wishes of the great Italian bard , left , at
her death , Alfieri's library , manuscripts , and all her own books to M. Fabre , who
, proud of such rich spoils , left Italy , his adopted country , where he had learned
...
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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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