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Chapter 5:
Florence.
Pisa.
Lucca.
Milan.
Venice.
passes of the Alps.
Wordsworth.
Heidelberg.
A slow and lingering journey from Rome to Florence, by the Perugia route, in exquisite spring weather, could not be otherwise than delightful, and in Perugia Mr. and Mr to every pleasure by their presence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ticknor reached Florence on the 5th of May, and left it on the 20th.
Florence, May 6.—.Florence, May 6.—. . . . Having letters to them, I gave the evening to the Bonapartes.
Louis—Count of St. Leu-lives in a good palazzo, Lunga Arno.
I was recei of the ever-beautiful valley of the Arno, and the ever-picturesque Florence . . . . . When shall I see the like again?
We dined in the even cillon and Humboldt in a very amusing manner.
On first leaving Florence for the North, Mr. and Mrs. Ticknor made a visit of one night to t rasmus, in which Lorenzo dea Medici, and the coterie around him at Florence, were to have been introduced; that he showed his materials and hi<
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Chapter 5:
Florence.
Pisa.
Lucca.
Milan.
Venice.
passes of the Alps.
Wordsworth.
Heidelberg.
A slow and lingering journey from Rome to Florenc Ten more days, passed in the circuit through Spezia and Genoa, brought them to Milan, where Mr. Ticknor writes:—
Milan, June 7.—When we were fairly established,Milan, June 7.—When we were fairly established, I went out to see if I could find some persons whom the cholera had kept out of the city when we were here last autumn; and I was doubly pleased, not only to find t .
. . . . Two evenings we spent at Manzoni's, whose house is the only one in Milan, I am told, where society is freely received.
His wife was ill, and we did not suffer wrong.
But such evenings as we spent at Manzoni's are spent by few in Milan.
The great ambition of the Milanese ladies is to have a fine equipage with whi nd the whole show was very brilliant and graceful.
The last evening we were in Milan we went for an hour to the Marquis Trotti's, and found the same circle of child<