The shores of the Adriatic, the Austrian side : the Kèustenlande, Istria, and Dalmatia (1908)
Jackson, F. Hamilton (Frederick Hamilton), 1848-1923 · New York : E.P. Dutton · leaf 195
epanel a female figure holds two triple-towered castlesof the same shape as those in the arms of Muggia.Malaria still keeps the district clear of houses, thoughthe land is cultivated. A few miles from Canfanaro to the north-west isPisino, the capital of Istria, situated upon and aboutthe rock… … o HO wa H OH WO PISINO 137 in Istria, hills of some size appearing on the horizon,while in the middle distance the Foiba meandersthrough a fruitful valley, occasionally broken by a lowwaterfall. The copses which clothe the hillsides hereand there are vocal with the song of birds, and nightin-gales…
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