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...desolate wild, Down by the City of HermitH, (105) and, ere-long. The venerable woods of Vallombrosa ; Then through these gardens to the Tuscan sea, Reflecting...castles, convents, villages, And those great Rivals in on elder day, Florence and Pisa — who have given him fame, Fame everlasting, but who stain'd so on...

...in the clouds, So near the yellow Tiber's — springing up From his four fountains on the Appennine, That mountain-ridge, a sea.mark to the ships Sailing...everlasting, but who stained so oft His troubled waters.' In all continental cities, the public walk is invariably an object of superior attraction ; nor is...

...in the clouds, So near the yellow Tiber's — springing up From his four fountains on the Appennine, That mountain-ridge, a sea-mark to the ships Sailing...everlasting, but who stained so oft His troubled waters.' In all continental cities, the public walk is invariably an object of superior attraction ; nor is...

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...desolate wild. Down by the City of Hermits, (105) and, ere-long, The venerable woods of Vallombrosa ; Then through these gardens to the Tuscan sea, Reflecting...castles, convents, villages, And those great Rivals in on elder day, Florence and Pisa — who have given him fame, Fame everlasting, but who stain'd so oft...

...Arno, which glides in many beairtiral windings, through the Val dc Pisa, Reflecting convents, castlos, villages. And those great rivals in an elder day, Florence and Pisa :" — he adds " Onco indeed, 'twas thine, When many a winter tlood thy tributary Was through its rocky...