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id: 16477
author: Hutton, Edward
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  things, the long ways of the great sea, the roads and the deserts and like to be lost in the maze of the city) on your way to the beautiful What then did Pisa look like in these the days of her great power and died in the city of Florence on St. Thomas''s Day in the year of Christ enemies built her splendid city, her beautiful Duomo, her Tower like the beautiful work of Biduino da Pisa, as it is said, sculptures in relief rang from the Duomo, I came into a beautiful city that, like some To pass through Florence for the most part by the old ways, from church us of that far-away flower-like beauty of fifteenth-century painting and and quiet of this great and beautiful church that has guarded Florence of old than to-day, when the work of the Greeks themselves has come into

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  Florence and Northern Tuscany with Genoa With Sixteen Illustrations in Colour by William Parkinson and Sixteen Other Illustrations, Second Edition


id: 6783
title: Fiesco; or, the Genoese Conspiracy: A Tragedy
author: Schiller, Friedrich
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  ANDREAS DORIA, Duke of Genoa, a venerable old man, eighty years of age, LEONORA, the wife of Fiesco, eighteen years of age, of great sensibility; ''Tis Fiesco--let us hasten away--the sight of me of my soul; my heart shall fly half-way to meet thee on my tongue--I love Calcagno, thou must choose one or the other--either to give up thy heart Let Gianettino rule over Genoa; Fiesco shall devote Can death have robbed Verrina of a friend, and Fiesco FIESCO (turning round dexterously, and seizing the MOOR''S arm.) Stop, The liberty of Genoa is lost--Fiesco is lost--and thou Thou wilt sheathe thy sword in Doria''s heart? thee about them, say thou hast heard it rumored that thy master intends FIESCO, VERRINA, ROMANO, with a picture; SACCO, BOURGOGNINO, FIESCO, VERRINA, BOURGOGNINO, CALCAGNO, SACCO. FIESCO (armed, before the Doria Palace), and ANDREAS. Thy Fiesco is Duke of Genoa--and yet


