The World's Best Essays, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time, Volumen5David Josiah Brewer, Edward Archibald Allen, William Schuyler F.P. Kaiser, 1900 - 4190 páginas |
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Página 1861
... Italy the Latin died in the tenth century , but the oldest document known to exist in Italian was not written till the year Italian did not really take its place in the family of writ- ten languages till a century later , when it was ...
... Italy the Latin died in the tenth century , but the oldest document known to exist in Italian was not written till the year Italian did not really take its place in the family of writ- ten languages till a century later , when it was ...
Página 1884
... Italy , and Spain , we shall find all the relations of love treated to tediousness after the same model and idea . This mannerism was a transmission from the Middle Ages , when knightly customs and gallantry first gave a spiritual ...
... Italy , and Spain , we shall find all the relations of love treated to tediousness after the same model and idea . This mannerism was a transmission from the Middle Ages , when knightly customs and gallantry first gave a spiritual ...
Página 1927
... Italy should be regarded as that great storehouse of art which it was until lately . If it be possible to give a general view of it , we shall be able to show what the world has lost in the tearing away so many parts from that great and ...
... Italy should be regarded as that great storehouse of art which it was until lately . If it be possible to give a general view of it , we shall be able to show what the world has lost in the tearing away so many parts from that great and ...
Página 1957
... Italy and France , in order to bring their vagabonds hither . Several of our tricks would undoubtedly give the Eng- lish high satisfaction . Men of fashion would be greatly pleased with the postures as well as the condescension of our ...
... Italy and France , in order to bring their vagabonds hither . Several of our tricks would undoubtedly give the Eng- lish high satisfaction . Men of fashion would be greatly pleased with the postures as well as the condescension of our ...
Página 1993
... chancellor . But she was far from being a mere pedant . The new literature which was springing up around her found constant welcome in her court . She spoke Italian and French as fluently as her mother tongue . She was familiar 1993.
... chancellor . But she was far from being a mere pedant . The new literature which was springing up around her found constant welcome in her court . She spoke Italian and French as fluently as her mother tongue . She was familiar 1993.
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