Rienzi: The Last of the Roman TribunesB. Tauchnitz, 1842 - 543 páginas |
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Adeline Albornoz ambition amidst amongst Angelo Villani answered arms Avignon Barons beauty blood brave Brettone brother Capitol Captain Cardinal Cavalier Cecco del Vecchio Church citizens Cola di Rienzi countenance court cried crowd dare dark death dream E. F. Benson eyes fear gates gaze German Languages hand hath heard heart Heaven Holy honour hour Irene Italian Italy Knight Knight of St Lady looked Lord Lord Adrian mantle methinks muttered never Nina noble old Colonna once Orsini palace Palestrina Pandulfo passed passion patrician paused Petrarch plebeian Pope prince proud Provençal rank replied returned robe Rodolf Roman Rome Rosa Nouchette Carey Savelli scarcely seemed Senator Senator of Rome shouts Signor silence smile soldiers soul steed Stefanello Stephen Colonna sword TAUCHNITZ Terracina thee thou art thou hast thought Tribune turned tyrants voice Walter de Montreal whispered wild words young
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