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共 26 段- It is hardly then as a fortress, but rather as a great entre
- And now, before passing once for all through the storied por
- From the court-yard a second corridor leads into the house i
- Thus, in 1831, Riego and Torrijos having been in open revolt
- The archives have been ingeniously arranged by the learned k
- Music is universally taught, the cultivation of the piano be
- The city thus founded has had a long, a glorious, and an eve
- It was not so, however, in the earlier Greek days. Then, the
- Unlike many of the old Mediterranean towns, too, Marseilles
- Only a comparatively few winters ago fashionable Nice consis
- Of Cannes itself, marvelous product of this gad-about and co
- Genoa at that time was encircled on the land side by a doubl
- One of the most characteristic--if not one of the sweetest--
- The Bay of Spezzia is defined sharply enough on its western
- Pianosa, the island mentioned above, lies to the north of El
- The death of Rome was indirectly the birth of Venice. Here i
- It would be absurd, of course, to compare Alexandria, in poi
- In this melancholy city of the dead are buried also many of
- To come to more recent history. It was on the Pelusiac shore
- But if the rubbish sold in Valletta can be bought quite as g
- Turning our survey inland, we see from the Barracca a rollin
- For here is the famous Latomia del Paradiso, quarry, prison,
- Great as are the attractions of Palermo, they will hardly av
- Of the other churches, Sta. Chiara, S. Domenico Maggiore, an
- In spite of the undeniable beauties of Capri, it seems so gi
- Naples, its population and trade, 95;