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Venice The Queen Of The Adriatic Clara Erskine Clement Waters

SKU: BELL-53727240

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Publisher: Project Gutenberg

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 2.91 MB

Pages: 458

Author: Clara Erskine Clement Waters

ISBN: 45ba8da4-4f76-465d-a539-8e151edb73b7, 45BA8DA4-4F76-465D-A539-8E151EDB73B7

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Venice The Queen Of The Adriatic Clara Erskine Clement Waters by Clara Erskine Clement Waters 45ba8da4-4f76-465d-a539-8e151edb73b7, 45BA8DA4-4F76-465D-A539-8E151EDB73B7 instant download after payment.

The Venice which one visits to-day is so curiously a part and not a part of the ancient Venice of which we dream, that one feels, when in that sea-enveloped and fairy-like city, a strange sense of duality,—of being a veritable antique and an equally veritable modern. He has a genuine sympathy with the past, and regrets that he has not the enchanter's wand to bring it all back again,—long enough, at least, for him to revel in its magnificence.
If he believes in reincarnation, he is speedily convinced that he was once a Venetian indeed; else how could he feel so much at home, and how love Venice as he does! And yet, alas! he cannot quite lose his modern point of view.