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1 1 |         the body. It is silent as Venice. There is no other~public
2 1 |      Guerande feel, as they do at Venice, a desire~(soon forgotten)
3 1 |        like a~signature revealing Venice, chivalry, and the exquisite
4 7 | arabesques of ivory and bought in Venice, with other noble~Gothic
5 7 |        miniature~town afloat like Venice on the sea; and, finally
6 8 |     Florence, my dear~friend, for Venice and Rome have absorbed my
7 8 |     Chiavari, to buy a palazzo in Venice, a summer-~house at Sorrento,
8 25|        and go and pass my life in~Venice, amid masterpieces of painting