Vistas in
Vistas in Sicily
作者：Riggs, Arthur Stanley, 1879-1952
体例：段 章数：16
字数：321,355 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,084 字；最长 Curiously enough, for a people so fond of red tape, the Sici（39,786 字），最短 of any length is comtemplated=> of any length is contemplate（851 字）。
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章节目录
共 16 段- Curiously enough, for a people so fond of red tape, the Sici
- Along the Via Maqueda and its continuations, the Ruggiero VI
- [Illustration: The Politeama Garibaldi, one of Palermo’s two
- Nevertheless, to our surprise, he called on us the morning a
- This massacre has often been declared a premeditated rising,
- Empedocles, one of Akragas’s most famous sons, laments that
- Evidently the Sicilian railroads provide no drinking water f
- Perhaps an hundred yards inside the mouth of the stream, bes
- This exceedingly interesting church dates from the latter pa
- A delightful little excursion may be made from Catania by ca
- “Signor Atenasio,” I said, “you are a steamship agent yourse
- Just then an ancient crone, toothless, and gifted, if anyone
- In 1129 King Roger was returning from the Italian mainland--
- Segesta--Egesta it was then--one of the two great Elymian ci
- Instead of beating his beast as almost every other boy does
- of any length is comtemplated=> of any length is contemplate