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English and Italian fugitive verses and translations

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A separate leaflet containing the author's poem "Per le nozze di Christina ed Emanuele Orazio Fenzi," dated September 8, 1870, is appended.Portrait is a mounted photograph.
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Keywords

  1. English Poetry
  2. Italian Poetry
  3. Translations

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