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 1 6 |    figures and swaying lines of Italy and Spain, they are usually~
 2 6 |      were those of an adorer of Italy. Travel was the~one form
 3 6 |     critic, he took Felicite to Italy in order to make known to
 4 6 |         masterpieces with which Italy~teems; gave her the frankness,
 5 6 |       not until her return from Italy. On that occasion she came~
 6 7 |      school, to-day the heir of Italy,~Spain, and Flanders, in
 7 8 | Felicite, I start to-morrow for Italy with Conti.' I~was not surprised;
 8 8 |        started the next~day for Italy. There she has remained
 9 8 |      opera; he does not find in Italy the pecuniary gains~which
10 8 |         thoughts.~ ~I have seen Italy at last; seen it as you
11 9 |         topic of her journey to~Italy she related, very wittily,
12 11|        see what that journey to Italy has cost me."~ ~Her temples
13 11|    hours before some picture in Italy, where genius has striven
14 14|        my thoughts. I have seen~Italy, where all things tell of
15 14|         she~had gone through in Italy, when she first became aware
16 17| question. Sometimes I am seeing~Italy or Paris, with all its sights;
17 18|       Cellini, and brought from Italy by Beatrix. The furniture
18 18|         eyes are~very common in Italy and in Spain and Portugal.
19 20|        to the body a word~which Italy has discovered for the mind.
20 21|       from me to~Switzerland or Italy. He is beginning now to
21 24|      must show him Switzerland,~Italy, Germany,in short, all possible
22 25|       to start the next day for~Italy, and live as a married couple
23 26|       must make that journey to Italy with the~du Guenics, and
24 26|         us live in Switzerland, Italy, or~Germany."~ ~Entrenched