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66 I. Before I say any thing about a city of which every body , traveller or not , has
thought it necessary to say something , I will request Miss Owenson , when she
next borrows an Athenian heroine for her four volumes , to have the goodness to
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66 I. Before I say any thing about a city of which every body , traveller or not , has
thought it necessary to say something , I will request Miss Owenson , when she
next borrows an Athenian heroine for her four volumes , to have the goodness to
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... out this trivial error in our accomplished traveller , whom he knew and
respected for an extraordinary capacity , extensive erudition , and refined taste ,
joined to that engaging simplicity of manners which has been so frequently
recognised as ...
... out this trivial error in our accomplished traveller , whom he knew and
respected for an extraordinary capacity , extensive erudition , and refined taste ,
joined to that engaging simplicity of manners which has been so frequently
recognised as ...
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The traveller is strongly recommended to trace the Velino , at least as high as the
little lake , called Pie ' di Lup . The Reatine territory was the Italian Tempe * , and
the ancient naturalist , amongst other beautiful varieties , remarked the daily ...
The traveller is strongly recommended to trace the Velino , at least as high as the
little lake , called Pie ' di Lup . The Reatine territory was the Italian Tempe * , and
the ancient naturalist , amongst other beautiful varieties , remarked the daily ...
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