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Florence in poetry, history, and art (1913)

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Robbia. Of Ghirlandajos frescoes Mr. Ruskin writes: Today, as early as you please, and at allevents before doing anything else, let us go toGiottos own parish-church, Santa Maria No-vella. If, walking from the Strozzi Palace, youlook on your right for the Way of the BeautifulLadies, it will take… … The Treasures of Florence. eyes rest, as you walk, on the glow of its glass,only mind the step, half way);—and lift thecurtain, and go in behind the grand marblealtar, giving anybody who follows you anythingthey want to hold their tongues or go away. * You know, most probably, already, that…

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