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Brick and marble in the Middle Ages: notes of a tour in the north of Italy (1855)

Street, George Edmund, 1824-1881 · London, J. Murray · leaf 92

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m ofVerona is due. The cathedral at Bergamo maybe dismissed in a word. It hasbeen rebuilt within the last twohundred years, and is therefore,of course, uninteresting, and sofar as I saw in no way deservingof notice. Beside S. Maria Mag-giore and the Broletto we foundlittle to see in Bergamo.… … Campanile — Bergamo. 60 BEEGAMO. Chap. IV. We had a luxuriously hot day in Bergamo, and, aswe sat and sketched the Broletto, a crowd, thoroughlyItalian in its composition and proceedings, gatheredround us and gave us a first lesson in the penancewhich all sketchers must be content to undergo…

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