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To the antiquary and artist , sixteen columps are an inexhaustible source of
observation and design ; to the philosopher , the supposed scene of some of
Plato ' s conversations will not be unwelcome ; and the traveller will be struck with
the ...
To the antiquary and artist , sixteen columps are an inexhaustible source of
observation and design ; to the philosopher , the supposed scene of some of
Plato ' s conversations will not be unwelcome ; and the traveller will be struck with
the ...
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For the same reason the traveller may pass unnoticed the tomb of the malignant
Aretino . " This dubious phrase is hardly enough to save the tourist from the
suspicion of another bunder respecting the burial - place of Aretine , whose tomb
was ...
For the same reason the traveller may pass unnoticed the tomb of the malignant
Aretino . " This dubious phrase is hardly enough to save the tourist from the
suspicion of another bunder respecting the burial - place of Aretine , whose tomb
was ...
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The lower view is far to be preferred , if the traveller has time for one only ; but in
any point of view , either from above or below , it is worth all the cascades and
torrents of Switzerland put together : the Staubach , Reichinbach , Pisse Vache ,
fall ...
The lower view is far to be preferred , if the traveller has time for one only ; but in
any point of view , either from above or below , it is worth all the cascades and
torrents of Switzerland put together : the Staubach , Reichinbach , Pisse Vache ,
fall ...
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CHILDE HAROLDS PILGRIMAGE | vii |
Notes to Canto I | 89 |
Appendix | 125 |
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| Título | The works of lord Byron, Volumen 1 The works of lord Byron, George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.) |
| Autor | George Gordon N. Byron (6th baron.) |
| Publicado en | 1820 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 25 Sep 2006 |
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