Wharton, Edith, 1862-1937 · New York : Charles Scrinber's Sons · leaf 172
tly there began to run along the crest of the tufaon our left a lofty wall gripping the flanks of therock, and overhung by dark splashes of ivy andclumps of leafless trees—one of those rugged Italianwalls which are the custodians of such hidden trea-sures of scent and verdure. This wall continuedto… … l n, ti .» .i.aA j. MARCH IN ITALY of a pentagonal palace clenched to the high-est ledge of the cliff. Such is the first sight ofCaprarola. Never, surely, did feudal construction so inso-lently dominate its possessions. The palace of thegreat Farnese Cardinal seems to lord it not only overthe…
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