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A Wanderer in Venice

CHAPTER XIV
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After a mile or so the mouth of the Adriatic is passed, where the Doge dropped his ring from the Bucintoro and thus renewed the espousals.

On the day which I have in mind two airships were circling the city, and now and then the rays of the sun caught their envelopes and turned them to silver.

Beneath, the lagoon was still as a pond; a few fishing boats with yellow sails lay at anchor near the Porto di Lido, like brimstone butterflies on a hot stone; and far away the snow of the Tyrolean alps still hung between heaven and earth..


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