The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison,: With the Exception of His Numbers of the Spectator, Volume 5William Durell & Company, 1811 |
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Page 5
... town . Over it is written , in letters of gold , Libertas . This republic is shut up in the great duke's domi- nions , who , at present , is very much incensed against it , and seems to threaten it with the fate of Florence , Pisa , and ...
... town . Over it is written , in letters of gold , Libertas . This republic is shut up in the great duke's domi- nions , who , at present , is very much incensed against it , and seems to threaten it with the fate of Florence , Pisa , and ...
Page 6
... towns . These amounted to fourscore , among whom were persons of some consequence in the republic . They are now in prison at Florence , and , as it is said , treated hardly enough , for there are fifteen of the number dead within less ...
... towns . These amounted to fourscore , among whom were persons of some consequence in the republic . They are now in prison at Florence , and , as it is said , treated hardly enough , for there are fifteen of the number dead within less ...
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... town is famous for the richness of the soil that lies about it , and the magnificence of its convents . It is likewise esteemed the third in Italy for pictures , as having been the school of the Lombard painters . I saw in it three ...
... town is famous for the richness of the soil that lies about it , and the magnificence of its convents . It is likewise esteemed the third in Italy for pictures , as having been the school of the Lombard painters . I saw in it three ...
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... towns , besides a great number of little villages . The duke of Parma , however , is much richer than the duke of Modena . Their subjects would live in great plenty amidst so rich and well - cultivated a soil , were not the taxes and ...
... towns , besides a great number of little villages . The duke of Parma , however , is much richer than the duke of Modena . Their subjects would live in great plenty amidst so rich and well - cultivated a soil , were not the taxes and ...
Page 21
... town of Savoy , I at last came within sight of the Po , which is a fine river even at Turin , though within six miles of its source . This river has been made the scene of two or three poetical stories . Ovid has chosen it out to throw ...
... town of Savoy , I at last came within sight of the Po , which is a fine river even at Turin , though within six miles of its source . This river has been made the scene of two or three poetical stories . Ovid has chosen it out to throw ...
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