Constantinople,
Constantinople, v. 2 (of 2)
作者：De Amicis, Edmondo, 1846-1908; Lansdale, Maria Hornor, 1860- [Translator]
体例：段 章数：17
字数：350,402 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,611 字；最长 We learn through the same channels what the dress of the Tur（36,712 字），最短 Pensions for widows and orphans, ii. 38.（9,913 字）。
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共 17 段- We learn through the same channels what the dress of the Tur
- From the foregoing it is very easy to imagine what sort of w
- So then there are faithless wives among the Turks as well? T
- The fire started in a little house in the Rue Feridee in Per
- And yet, overpowering as this disaster appeared at the time,
- From this point I recrossed the valley of the Lycus, and aga
- Throughout all the towers, and parts of the walls themselves
- From the Humayûn Gate one enters the so-called Court of the
- The only one of the buildings in this court visited by me wa
- In one corner of the third enclosure, that one where the sha
- Such fancies as these kept crowding through my mind as I wan
- My recollections of how I passed another day are full of mys
- The Mevlevi--or dancing dervishes (the most celebrated of th
- But all this is merely what appears upon the surface; the dr
- Looking back at Constantinople, we can still make out, indis
- But I see her still, my beloved Constantinople, beyond those
- Pensions for widows and orphans, ii. 38.