Identifier: picturesoftravel00hein (find matches)
Title: Pictures of travel;
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Heine, Heinrich, 1797-1856 Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903, tr Genung, Charles Harvey
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Publisher: New York, D. Appleton
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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MUNICH TO GENOA 221 aiming and shooting from great eyes — if the coach had nottraveled by so quickly, and had she had time to load again,I should have been shot dead for certain. I called out, Goahead, coachman—there is no joking with such a fair Elsie— such eyes would set fire to the house over ones head! *As an experienced traveler, I must confess that the landladyin Sterzing is really an old woman — but she has two youngdaughters whose eyes warm the heart of the traveler as hesteps out of the coach, in a most beneficial manner. But Icannot forget thee, thou fairest of all, thou lovely spinner onthe marches of Italy! Oh, hadst thou given to me as Ari-adne gave to Theseus the thread of thy spinning to lead methrough the labyrinth of life, I had long since conquered theMinotaur, and I would love thee, and kiss thee, and neverleave thee! It is a good sign when women laugh, says a Chineseauthor, and a German writer was of precisely the same opin-ion when in Southern Tyrol, just

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