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id: 40394
title: Sketches from the Subject and Neighbour Lands of Venice
author: Freeman, Edward A. (Edward Augustus)
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  The heart of an Italian city is to be looked for in its town-house and in our own island, that thorough "church city," where a great minster fronted by a city which hardly comes within the old Venetian land, No city at first sight seems more thoroughly modern; old town and new, that, setting aside the coast cities, the land in which Trieste stands plainest round-arched work, called, as usual, the "old church," the remains of a building, perhaps a church, earlier than the time of No one could surely have placed a church with pointed arches, walls, this certainly looks as if the eastern part were the old city, great church of the city. strange little island city, and in taking in the varied views of land a distinct place in history, islands containing towns and cities, and the long walls to join the haven to the city, only in later times.


id: 47723
title: The Island of Enchantment
author: Forman, Justus Miles
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  "Are these men?" cried out young Zuan, in fine Venetian scorn. "Take these men away," said young Gradenigo, "and bring in the woman. "They shall be punished, child!" said Zuan Gradenigo, between tight "Surely you are a lady," said young Zuan, but the girl bent her head "I know," said Zuan Gradenigo, "that all I say is true. "Your hand, child!" said young Zuan. Young Zuan raised a white face, and his eyes looked bitterly into the "If you cannot see, lord," she said, hiding her face with her hands, "They got away!" said young Zuan, staring with wide, bright eyes across "No," said young Zuan, shaking his head, "I do not know them. "Unharmed?" said Zuan Gradenigo, watching the woman''s eyes. "I shall be," said the woman of abomination, "in the city, lord, when "Out of my way!" said young Zuan, in a great voice of agony, and he


