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...the palace and the prison, or the " Bridge of Sighs," which connects them, that renders it poetical ? Is it the " Canal Grande," or the Rialto which arches...some planks of carved wood, with a shining bit of fantastically-formed iron at the prow, " without " the water. And I tell hie that without these, the...

...prison, or the ' Bridge of Sighs,'which connects them, that renders it poetical? Is it the ' Canale Grande,' or the Rialto which arches it, the churches...some planks of carved wood, with a shining bit of fantastically-formed iron at the prow, ' without' the water. And I tell him that, without these, the...

...13, 6. connects them, that renders it poetical? Is it the 'Canale Grande,' or the Rialto which archea it, the churches which tower over it, the palaces...some planks of carved wood, with a shining bit of fantastically-formed iron at the prow, ' without ' the water. And I tell him that, without these, the...

...more poetical in its aspect than the city of Venice; does this depend upon the sea or the canals? ... Is it the Canal Grande or the Rialto which arches...that render this city more poetical than Rome itself? . . . Without these the water would be nothing but a clay-coloured ditch. . . . There would be nothing...

...the ' Bridge of Sighs,' which connects them, that render it poetical ? Is it the ' Canal Grande,' or Rialto which arches it, the churches which tower over...render this city more poetical than Rome itself? Mr. B. will say, perhaps, that the Rialto is but marble, the palaces and churches only stone, and the gondolas...

...the palace and the prison, or the Bridge of Sighs, which connects them, that renders it poetical ? Is it the Canal Grande, or the Rialto which arches...the Rialto is but marble, the palaces and churches are only stone, and the gondolas a " coarse " black cloth thrown over some planks of carved wood, with...

...'Bridge of Sighs,' which connects them, that render it poetical? Is it the 'Canal Grande,' or Riallo which arches it, the churches which tower over it,...render this city more poetical than Rome itself? Mr. B. will say, perhaps, that the Rialto is but marble, the palaces and churches only stone, and the gondolas...

...the prison, or the "Bridge of Sighs," which connects them, that renders it poetical? Is it the Canale Grande, or the Rialto which arches it, the churches which tower over it, the palaces which lino, and the gondolas which glide over, the waters, that render this city more poetical than Rome...

...more poetical in its aspect than the city of Venice; does this depend upon the sea or the canals? ... Is it the Canal Grande or the Rialto which arches it, the churches which tower over jt, the palaces which line and the gondolas which glide over the waters, that render this city more...