Around the Roman CampagnaS. Marshall, 1893 - 156 sayfa |
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Albergo ancient anon arch ascended asked beautiful blue boys brigands café campagna Caprarola Carrara carriage Cassino castle cathedral century church Civita Castellana Civita Vecchia climbed coach coloured Corneto crags crater crowded custodian dark descended distant door drive Etruscan feet Frascati frescoes gardens gate gateway gaze Genoa grand old handsome height hill Italian Italy lake Lakes of ALBANO lava leave light lira Liverpool look marble miles monastery monks Monte Monte Cassino morning Naples Narni narrow Nemi night Ninfa Orvieto padre padrone palace passed path piazza pillars precipices quarries ravine reached rocks Roman Rome rose window round ruins scenery scientist Segni side soon Soracte stands steep stone stood street Subiaco sunny sunshine Sutri terrace Tivoli tombs tower town track train trees Tusculum valley Velletri villa villa Mondragone Viterbo Volscian Volscian mountains walked walls wandered wild window wine woods
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