Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-08-18

No. Z.
The Churches Of Genoa-Pisa--the Cathc-
dral-Ledniag .Toucr- Campo Santo.
.Tuly

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"ortny 'hS ho'ico OIL the traveller Inc cathedral
ohurcn oil IT, Lorenzo about 400 years old is pile
aNo venerable ana beautiful 1t is built Of alter
nate o'ocks oil white ana black marble and within,
anu uecoratioh'' paintings statues
anu s'ioophag'' were interesting aIlke Tor
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'no r'ches' &''on oil the church, the chapel OF ST.
'o"n inc DhP''ss' no ieinaie Is permitted to enter
except onea"y IN inc week.
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impertinent to a woman. asked her age. She
was in humble life and took no execution, and said
she wa, sixty eight I inferred from that single
instance the truth Of what had before said to NJ,
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'"r "o"'" l. constantly 'u'Je''eu' ID these countries
pies, to stop during the day time at Lcghorn then to
proceed by night to Civita vecchia the port OF Rome
and spend day there, and 20 to Naples the next
night intending aftor .coing Naples, to come back
to Rome by land We had a pleasant run down to
Leghorn the great port of Tuscany called in Italian
Livorno a.d in French, Livournc, where we found
ourselve. in the morning among . crowd OF shining
We went from the ships side in a small boat and
were roved through A cana, far up into the town TO
the hotel San Marco, n capital hotel, kept nv John