Collins, W. W., 1862- · London : W. Heinemann ; New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 458
he church itself to call for comment; but its fineposition, above the beautifully arranged steps, inthe middle of what may be called the foreignquarter, makes it worthy of note. Close by isthe Villa Medici, the French Academy of Rome.At the base of the steps is the flower market.Until recently… … ROME patronised by the Romans as by the residents ofother nationalities. Not many years ago the footof these steps used to be thronged every morningby artists models, who, in the picturesque garb oftheir native districts, sat here waiting for a dayshire. The few who still do this have moved offto…
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