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... UInder the title of L'ltalie des Italiens an interesting volume from the pen of M. FMlix Narjoux has just been published in Paris. Hle says Italy is one of the countries the most visited but the least known. First of all, as regards the much-vaunted climate, there are many restrictions to be made. It has its bad side; it is subject to sudden and continual variations. On the banks of the ...

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