PetrarchJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1877 - 148 páginas |
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... early successes with pardonable vanity . But he reserves his warmest and most enthusi- astic language for his illustrious friends . The later por- tion of his life , which connected him with the political events of the age , is left ...
... early successes with pardonable vanity . But he reserves his warmest and most enthusi- astic language for his illustrious friends . The later por- tion of his life , which connected him with the political events of the age , is left ...
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Henry Reeve. CHAPTER III EARLY LIFE . It would be superfluous to dwell at greater length on the events of his childhood , or on the genealogies of the great poet , which have taxed the ingenuity of the Italian commentators ... EARLY LIFE,
Henry Reeve. CHAPTER III EARLY LIFE . It would be superfluous to dwell at greater length on the events of his childhood , or on the genealogies of the great poet , which have taxed the ingenuity of the Italian commentators ... EARLY LIFE,
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... early an age from a humble to an enviable position , must be sought in his social qualities , his refinement , and his cultivation . He contrived , in every phase of his life , to be , as moderns say , " in fashion . " Though not ...
... early an age from a humble to an enviable position , must be sought in his social qualities , his refinement , and his cultivation . He contrived , in every phase of his life , to be , as moderns say , " in fashion . " Though not ...
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