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...ity and other monuments and places, Florence with its famous cathedral and its museums, Pisa with its leaning tower and Venice with its gondolas, the Piazza San Marco, the Doge's Palace and its famous small islands. Everything seemed to go well. Then something happens… 
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...vincere i Veneziani), una volta che Manin cominciò ad arringarli con “Viva San Marco!”, incendiò gli animi e permise rapidamente di mettere in rotta g... ...ere i Veneziani), una volta che Manin cominciò ad arringarli con “Viva San Marco!”, incendiò gli animi e permise rapidamente di mettere in rotta gli a... ... equipaggi veneti risposero lanciando i berretti in aria e gridando: "Viva San Marco!". Il capo timoniere della nave ammi- raglia "Ferdinand Max", Vin... ...ipaggi veneti risposero lanciando i berretti in aria e gridando: "Viva San Marco!". Il capo timoniere della nave ammi- raglia "Ferdinand Max", Vincenz... ...i derivazione giacobina. In ogni angolo della penisola vi è una via od una piazza a lui intitolata, quale monito per chiunque volesse riconquistare l’... ...ntrario". I massoni Garibaldi e Mazzini Bibliografia: Indro Montanelli-Marco Nozza,"Garibaldi", Rizzoli. Lorenzo Del Boca, “Indietro Savoia” Giuse...

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...Venice Ades Web Magazine 2010/11 3 San Marco 46 Castello 62 San Polo and Santa Croce 78 Cannaregio 95 Dorsodur... ...Venice Ades Web Magazine 2010/11 3 San Marco 46 Castello 62 San Polo and Santa Croce 78 Cannaregio 95 Dorsoduro 11... ...62 San Polo and Santa Croce 78 Cannaregio 95 Dorsoduro 112 Burano, Murano, San Giorgio and Giudecca Islands 141 Canal Grande 175 Gondolas Ades Web Mag... ...ca Islands 141 Canal Grande 175 Gondolas Ades Web Magazine 2010/11 Venice San Marco piAzzA sAn mArco 4 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mAr... ...slands 141 Canal Grande 175 Gondolas Ades Web Magazine 2010/11 Venice San Marco piAzzA sAn mArco 4 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 5... ...141 Canal Grande 175 Gondolas Ades Web Magazine 2010/11 Venice San Marco piAzzA sAn mArco 4 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 5 V e n ... ...i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 5 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 6 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 7 V e n ... ...web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 5 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 6 V e n i c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn mArco 7 V e n i c e Ades ... ...A gAluppi 138 V e n i c e Ades web magazine burAno - prepAring lunch on A piAzzA 139 V e n i c e Ades web magazine burAno - fondAmentA sAn mAuro 140...

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...Florence Ades Web Magazine 2011/05 3 piazza della signoria 26 duomo 49 boboli 64 santa maria novella 75 san marc... ...1/05 3 piazza della signoria 26 duomo 49 boboli 64 santa maria novella 75 san marco 89 santa croce 99 san lorenzo 111 san miniato al monte 123 oltrar... ... 3 piazza della signoria 26 duomo 49 boboli 64 santa maria novella 75 san marco 89 santa croce 99 san lorenzo 111 san miniato al monte 123 oltrarno A... ... 111 san miniato al monte 123 oltrarno Ades Web Magazine 2011/05 Florence Piazza della Signoria piAzzA dellA signoriA - dAvid stAtue 4 F l o r e n c... ... piAzzA dellA signoriA - dAvid stAtue 4 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine piAzzA dellA signoriA - dAvid stAtue 5 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine p... ... c e Ades web magazine duomo 38 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine piAzzA sAn giovAnni 39 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine dAnte 's house museum 40... ... magazine lungArno cellini 58 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine costA di sAn giorgio 59 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine boboli At dusk 60 F l o r... ...b magazine sAntA trinità bridge 74 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine San Marco piAzzA sAn mArco 76 F l o r e n c e Ades web magazine viA ricAsoli ...

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...? At my door I turned and retraced my steps to his house, the laces of my san- dals making a sound I had never heard before, the gulls wailing, the s... ... “Sappho...I can make it do things,” he cried, dangling his yo-yo over my san- dal, climbing it up my robe. Sparkling eyes laughed and I bent and ki... ...ered me; each one has helped. I could not have survived in my vineyard at San Vittore: I need artists, sculptors, apprentices, courtiers, women, pri... ... than a spoiled child. Travel... Francesco has never read the Travels of Marco Polo, but he is reading the book to me; he reads in the afternoons, ... ... am tired, he reads to me by candlelight, beside my ducal bed. I respect Marco Polo. I believe what he wrote. He was no millioni. He was fortunate ... ... friends in Florence, Milan, Rome, Genoa, and Venice. I shall name a few: Marco d’Oggiono, Vitelli, Tomaso Masini, Amalia, Father Pacioli, Ferrera, ... ...turtles to hold up obe- lisks!) Ai, the marble columns tottered across the piazza; the monks and priests, with penises dangling, dashed out of church... ...; there were always problems...on Sunday no hawkers were permitted in the piazza...pigeons took over, kids, wings, laughter. Francis, so young, so...

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...nately, imperiously, falling on the subservient world below. The Church of San Francesco was a Church of the Dove. I passed it several times in the da... ...ess beneath. Yet it was the chief church of the village. But the Church of San T ommaso perched over the village. Coming down the cobbled, submerged s... ...veryday trance was broken in upon, and I knew the ringing of the Church of San Tommaso. The church became a living connexion with me. So I set out to ... ...o find it, I wanted to go to it. It was very near. I could see it from the piazza by the lake. And the village itself had only a few hundreds of inhab... ...the sun. Yet I could not get up to the church, I found myself again on the piazza. Another day, however, I found a broken staircase, where weeds grew ... ...me with the Fiori, Maria and Paolo, and their three children, Giovanni and Marco and Felicina. Paolo had inherited, or partly inherited, San Gaudenzio... ..., and which teaches its young to do the same, although they are unwilling. Marco, the second son, was thirteen years old. He was his mother’s favourit... ...rs old. He was his mother’s favourite, Giovanni loved his father best. But Marco was his mother’s son, with the same brown-gold and red com- plexion, ... ...e vil- lage above went down to the big village on the lake, and across the piazza, the quay, with two pigs in a sack on his shoulder. This was a real ...

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...it of the young Venetian to deliver a letter brought by express messenger. Marco V endramini,—a name also pronounced V endramin, in the Venetian diale... ... on opium. “And I am a prince!” As he spoke the words, Emilio Memmi tossed Marco V endramin’s letter into the lagoon without even reading it to the en... ...“No; but I hope I may some day be happy with Massimilla.” “W ell,” replied Marco, “then you will be the most envied man on earth. The Duchess is the m... ... home, a winter evening, a young wife and charming chil- dren, who pray to San Marco under the care of an old nurse. Yes, for three francs’ worth of o... ...eak, for there were too many people; but as they turned into the Piazzi di San Marco, the Prince said: 39 Balzac “Do not go at once to the cafe. Let ... ...outh. When he died, it became known that he had lived in a little den near San Benedetto. He had two million francs invested in the funds of various c... ... took the Frenchman’s arm, proposing that they should walk together on the Piazza San Marco while await- ing the Prince. “I shall be only too glad if ...

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...d to dinner. “The table was laid in a vineyard belonging to the pope, near San Pierdarena, a charming retreat which the cardinals knew very well by re... ...liness requests you to dine with him.’ “Spada set out about two o’clock to San Pierdarena. The pope awaited him. The first sight that attracted the ey... ...Carnival at Rome, especially when you have no great desire to sleep on the Piazza del Popolo, or the Campo Vaccino, they wrote to Signor Pastrini, the... ...no, they wrote to Signor Pastrini, the proprietor of the Hotel de Londres, Piazza di Spagna, to reserve comfortable apart- ments for them. Signor Past... ...d pavilions. Into these pavilions he ad- mitted the elect, and there, says Marco Polo, gave them to eat a certain herb, which transported them to Para... ...y by the Porta del Popolo, skirt the outer wall, and re-enter by the Porta San Giovanni; thus they would behold the Colosseum without finding their im... ...ten minutes after the strangers had departed, Franz was on the road to the Piazza de Spagni, listening with studied indifference to the learned disser...

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...no had crawled but half-a-year previously out of his Piedmontese cell, and Marco Sana, the Brescian, had in such a place tasted of veri- table torture... ...ntiously in definite affirmatives; and again the glass was in requisition. Marco Sana was a fighting soldier, who stated what he knew, listened, and t... ...tino on hearing them, had begun to strike the atten- tion of the soldierly Marco Sana. He ran his hand across his shorn head, and puffed his burnt red... ...gs on the Motterone, Luigi the spy was in Milan, making his way across the Piazza de’ Mercanti. He entered a narrow court, one of those which were anc... ...d must needs have a dry tongue. Will you drink?” “Dry!” quoth Luigi. “Holy San Carlo is a mash in a wine- press compared with me.” Barto Rizzo handed ... ...resolute man, more than fear (of which he had no recollection in the sunny Piazza), made him shiver and gave his tongue an acid taste at the prospect ... ...ling evening air, fanned by the fresh springing breeze, outside one of the Piazza Bra caffes, close upon the shadow of the great V erona amphitheatre.... ... ‘Ay, a hawk might fly from St. Luke’s head (on the Duomo) to the stone on San Primo over Como, while the signorina held on her note! You listened, yo...

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...rangeness. It was under these circumstances that he made his entrance into San Fran- cisco, the scene, subsequently, of his happiest strokes of fortun... ... the portico, a card upon which, under his name, he had written the words “San Francisco,” and while he presented it he looked warily at his interlocu... ...wondered whether it would not be possible to “get up” something like it in San Francisco. He stood for half an hour in the crowded square before this ... ...s and churches, spent an unconscionable amount of time in strolling in the Piazza San Marco, bought a great many bad pictures, and for a fortnight enj... ...hes, spent an unconscionable amount of time in strolling in the Piazza San Marco, bought a great many bad pictures, and for a fortnight enjoyed Venice...

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...t’s possibili- ties, as well as characterisations that had fallen from Su- san Shepherd. One of the most frequent on the lips of the latter had been t... ...en, that shows!” said Kate. This colloquy had taken place in the middle of Piazza San Marco, always, as a great social saloon, a smooth- 345 Henry Ja... ...t shows!” said Kate. This colloquy had taken place in the middle of Piazza San Marco, always, as a great social saloon, a smooth- 345 Henry James flo... ...ows!” said Kate. This colloquy had taken place in the middle of Piazza San Marco, always, as a great social saloon, a smooth- 345 Henry James floored... ...hing in her to affect him as telling evasively a tale of their talk in the Piazza. To what did she want to coerce him as a form of penalty for what he... ...o other visitor was to come to him; he met, he bumped occasionally, in the Piazza or in his walks, against claim- ants to acquaintance, remembered or ...

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... other, more intimate things. It was so with Machiavelli. I picture him at San Casciano as he lived in retirement upon his property after the fall of ... ...th of life outside but its unsuspected soul. 3 3 3 3 3 Like Machiavelli at San Casciano, if I may take this analogy one step further, I too am an exil... ... about in search of English newspapers, and then we would go to tea in the Piazza San Marco and watch the drift of people feeding the pigeons and goin... ...in search of English newspapers, and then we would go to tea in the Piazza San Marco and watch the drift of people feeding the pigeons and going into ... ...earch of English newspapers, and then we would go to tea in the Piazza San Marco and watch the drift of people feeding the pigeons and going into the ... ... the Seventh aged; I think of the Admiralty and War office with their tall Marconi masts send- ing out invisible threads of direction to the armies in...

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...are the tokens of it. Outside the cloak, man!—Corpo di 64 Charles Dickens San Marco, what are you thinking of?’ Blandois of Paris shook with a laugh ... ...the tokens of it. Outside the cloak, man!—Corpo di 64 Charles Dickens San Marco, what are you thinking of?’ Blandois of Paris shook with a laugh agai... ...r Dorrit took her by the hand as if he were going to lead her out into the Piazza of the people to walk a minuet by moonlight, and with great so- lemn...

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...the Grand Canal. But as my gondola arrived opposite the mouth of the canal San Marco, a female voice from its recesses broke suddenly upon the night, ... ...Grand Canal. But as my gondola arrived opposite the mouth of the canal San Marco, a female voice from its recesses broke suddenly upon the night, in o... ... least four feet beyond the walls in front, so as to form the roofs of two piazzas. These latter roofs, of course, needed no support; but as they had ... ...window to the north, and seemed to have been intended as a store-room. The piazzas of the main building and western wing had no floors, as is usual; b... ... more delicate prisons were loudly vocal with canaries. The pillars of the piazza were enwreathed in jasmine and sweet honeysuckle; while from the ang...

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... and little chairs stretches like a promontory into the smooth lake of the Piazza. The whole place, of a summer’s evening, under the stars and with al... ...event from being stuffy. Their life seemed miles away from the life of the Piazza, and no doubt it was really too late to make the austere Juliana cha... ...I shall never miss you; you think you are too im- portant. Take her to the Piazza; it used to be very pretty,” Miss Bordereau continued, addressing he... ...lace has the character of an immense collective apartment, in which Piazza San Marco is the most ornamented corner and pal- aces and churches, for the... ... has the character of an immense collective apartment, in which Piazza San Marco is the most ornamented corner and pal- aces and churches, for the res...

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... grandchildren, the offspring of his son the Count Guelfo, in a tower on the Piazza of the Anzania, caused the tower to be locked, the key thrown into... ...atory 171 The way directing as a safe escort.” “I was of Lombardy, and Marco call’d: Not inexperienc’d of the world, that worth I still affected... ...g, fall’n into the mire, And there herself and burden much defil’d.” “O Marco!” I replied, shine arguments Convince me: and the cause I now disce... ...n, if our duty seem to thee Discourteous rudeness. In Verona I Was abbot of San Zeno, when the hand Of Barbarossa grasp’d Imperial sway, That name, n... ...rawn. Milton, P. L. b. iii. 509. v. 94. The chapel stands.] The church of San Miniato in Florence situated on a height that over looks the Arno, wh... .... 94. As thou.] “If thou wert still living.” v. 46. I was of Lombardy, and Marco call’d.] A Venetian gentleman. “Lombardo” both was his surname and ... ...f Pompey, at Ilerda (Lerida) in Spain. v. 118. abbot.] Alberto, abbot of San Zeno in Verona, when Frederick I was emperor, by whom Milan was bes...

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... and the Arrabiati came to blows in the church of the Dominican convent of San- Marco, Fra Pietro in the scuffle broke the heads of the assail- ants w... ...the Arrabiati came to blows in the church of the Dominican convent of San- Marco, Fra Pietro in the scuffle broke the heads of the assail- ants with t... ...ering should be beaten for bringing them altogether, to be drawn up on the piazza before the castle, there to receive six months’ pay completely. All ... ... against the city, where fall- ing like a frog upon his belly in the great Piazza thereof, he with the said fall killed a singed he-cat, a wet she-cat... ...ion being published in the city, the next morning there as- sembled in the piazza before the palace to the number of eigh- teen hundred fifty-six thou... ...laterranus, Paulus Jovius the valiant, Jemmy Cartier, Chaton the Armenian, Marco Polo the Venetian, Ludovico Romano, Pedro Aliares, and forty cartload...

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...ent holding a cabinet council is surrounded by the great Secretaries, On the piazza walk three matrons stately and friendly with twined arms, The crew... ...e, The city wharf, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Charleston, New Orleans, San Francisco, the departing ships when the sailors heave at the capstan;... ...Venetians, Byzantium, the Arabs, Portuguese, The first travelers famous yet, Marco Polo, Batouta the Moor, Doubts to be solv’d, the map incognita, bla...

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...pan- sive, faithful. Though too humble before the ruler of his heart to be san- guine, Y oung John had considered the object of his attach- ment in al... ...l touch, ‘and these are the tokens of it. Outside the cloak, man!—Corpo di San Marco, what are you thinking of?’ 484 Charles Dickens Blandois of Pari... ...uch, ‘and these are the tokens of it. Outside the cloak, man!—Corpo di San Marco, what are you thinking of?’ 484 Charles Dickens Blandois of Paris sh... ...r Dorrit took her by the hand as if he were going to lead her out into the Piazza of the people to walk a minuet by moonlight, and with great so- lemn...