Venice（#66295）
Venice（#66295）
作者：De Zoete, Beryl, 1884-1962; Gretton, Mary Sturge, 1871-1970; Barratt, Reginald, 1861-1917 [Illustrator]
体例：段 章数：14
字数：293,015 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 按「段」标记切分为 14 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,929 字；最长 Venice, indeed, at times falls under the phantom spell. In t（39,264 字），最短 Venice, when she was most glorious, did but catch and impris（12,974 字）。
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章节目录
共 14 段- Venice, indeed, at times falls under the phantom spell. In t
- There is a humbler department of the glass works which we mu
- Modern historians have laid a probing hand on the sentimenta
- The Convent of Sant’ Elena was the vantage point chosen for
- But the Poli brought more tangible trophies than the most
- In 1198 the lords of France flocked with enthusiasm to a cru
- In two of the public squares of Venice the statues, in bronz
- We may set side by side two pictures of the Arsenal, one dra
- We move forward again under the Ponte di Sant’ Antonin besid
- We may well feel the inadequacy of words as We attempt to re
- The Ponte Canonica, which adjoins our first Capello Palace,
- It can be no matter for wonder that colour was the elected m
- There is an element of his native landscape that Carpaccio i
- Venice, when she was most glorious, did but catch and impris