The Italian Valleys of the Pennine Alps: A Tour Through All the Romantic and Less-frequented "Vals" of Northern Piedmont, from the Tarentaise to the Gries ... With [plates And] Illustrations from the Author's Sketches, Maps [and a Plan], Etc |
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Page 3
... seemed familiar . The lonely Cantine de Proz , where we halted for breakfast , was as dirty as ever . The little Morgue was just as I had sketched it , though the bodies then in it had nearly mouldered away , happily replaced by no ...
... seemed familiar . The lonely Cantine de Proz , where we halted for breakfast , was as dirty as ever . The little Morgue was just as I had sketched it , though the bodies then in it had nearly mouldered away , happily replaced by no ...
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... seemed to smile on all their hopes for him . An alliance with a maiden , as good as she was fair , was their The bride waited at the altar , but the bride- crowning wish . groom had fled ; a few lines only were found which he had left ...
... seemed to smile on all their hopes for him . An alliance with a maiden , as good as she was fair , was their The bride waited at the altar , but the bride- crowning wish . groom had fled ; a few lines only were found which he had left ...
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... seemed greatly to take their fancy : most of all , the " veritable English " portable side - saddle in its neat case , with holland skirt , whips , tethers , spare straps , ropes , & c . While our passport was being visé I made ...
... seemed greatly to take their fancy : most of all , the " veritable English " portable side - saddle in its neat case , with holland skirt , whips , tethers , spare straps , ropes , & c . While our passport was being visé I made ...
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... seemed not to know much about it . The same pass in most maps is named the Col la Valette . The opposite range on our right is also variously named the Grande Rossère , and Mont Carmet . It is one of the points of tri- angulation in the ...
... seemed not to know much about it . The same pass in most maps is named the Col la Valette . The opposite range on our right is also variously named the Grande Rossère , and Mont Carmet . It is one of the points of tri- angulation in the ...
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... seemed ever at our feet , and never nearer ; the descent on this side of the Col being at least 2000 feet more than that to St. Remy . But the wonderful beauty and rich colouring of the exquisite scene in such an August evening , a few ...
... seemed ever at our feet , and never nearer ; the descent on this side of the Col being at least 2000 feet more than that to St. Remy . But the wonderful beauty and rich colouring of the exquisite scene in such an August evening , a few ...
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Aiguille Alagna Alpine Alps Aosta appeared ascent avalanches Barailler beautiful Bernard Biona blue bouquetin bridge Cervin châlets Challant chamois Champorcher Châtillon church climbed clouds Cogne colour Courmayeur Cramont crest crevasses crossed curé dark deep Delapierre descending distance Doire feet foot forest glacier glen gneiss green Gressoney Grivola head height Italian La Thuile larch lofty looked lower Lyskam Macugnaga magnificent mass meadows Mont Blanc Mont Velan Monte Rosa Mora moraine morning mountain side mule narrow night pass pastures path peaks Piedmont pine precipice range reached remarkable rich ridge Rimasco road rocks Roman round Salassi scene scenery seemed seen singular slopes snow Spitze steep stone stream summit Taurini torrent track Turin Val d'Aosta Val d'Ayas Val de Lys Val Ferret Val Sesia Val Tournanche valley Valpelline vast village walls wild winter Zumstein
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