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Petrarch and Arquà; Ariosto, Tasso, and Ferrara;--how delightfully are these names and sites linked in the fervour of Italian poetry. Lord Byron halted at these consecrated spots, in his "Pilgrimage" through the land of song:--
_Vale of Tawy--Copper Works, &c.--Coal Trade._--In our former paper[2] we gave a description of the Vale of Tawy, as it appears by night; we will now again revisit it. The stran...
3. Part 3Indeed, whosoever will take the trouble of comparing the two works which, turning upon nearly the same allegory, and bearing very similar titles, came into existence at or about...
1. Part 1Petrarch and Arquà; Ariosto, Tasso, and Ferrara;--how delightfully are these names and sites linked in the fervour of Italian poetry. Lord Byron halted at these consecrated spot...
4. Part 4When the Palace of Trianon was building for Louis XIV. at the end of Versailles' Park, that monarch went to inspect it, accompanied by Louvois, secretary of war, and superintend...