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A Wanderer in Venice

CHAPTER VI
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There is no lettering.

The scenes represent love (apparently at first sight), courtship, the marriage bed, and so forth, the birth of the baby, his growth and his death.

Many years ago this column was shown to me by the captain of a tramp steamer, as the most interesting thing in Venice; and there are others who share his opinion.

Above it on the facade is the medallion of the Queen of the Adriatic ruling her domains.
The fourteenth capital represents national types, named: Persian, Latin, Tartar, Turk, Hungarian, Greek, Goth, and Egyptian.
The fifteenth is more elaborate and ingenious.

It represents the ages of man and his place in the stellar system.


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