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... Italy , and , in the course of his second residence , acquired the habit of speaking the language of that country with the greatest fluency . He visited all the principal cities of Italy , but Rome was his grand object of attention ...
... Italy , and , in the course of his second residence , acquired the habit of speaking the language of that country with the greatest fluency . He visited all the principal cities of Italy , but Rome was his grand object of attention ...
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... Italy , from the time of Dante to that of Metastasio . ' " Your knowlege of the manners and language of Italy , " says Baretti , in a dedication to his Lordship , " is hardly less than my own who am a native of that country ; and your ...
... Italy , from the time of Dante to that of Metastasio . ' " Your knowlege of the manners and language of Italy , " says Baretti , in a dedication to his Lordship , " is hardly less than my own who am a native of that country ; and your ...
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... Italians in the Italian subject of Romeo and Juliet : but how nobly the English poet rises above these miserable conceits ! How forcibly does he impress his northern soul on the picture of Love ! ' This latter remark she more ...
... Italians in the Italian subject of Romeo and Juliet : but how nobly the English poet rises above these miserable conceits ! How forcibly does he impress his northern soul on the picture of Love ! ' This latter remark she more ...
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Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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