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Innocents Abroad / Chapter 1

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Mark Twain | Read by John Greenman / LibriVox

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Audio language: English · Original recording source ↗ · LibriVox-Public-Domain

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Passengers who may wish to extend the time at Paris can do so, and passing down through Switzerland rejoin the steamer at Genoa. From Marseille to Genoa is a run of one night. The excursionists will have an opportunity to look over this, the magnificent city of palaces, and visit the birthplace of Columbus, twelve miles off, over a beautiful road built by Napoleon I. first. From this point excursions may be made to Milan, Lake Como and Maggiore, or to Milan, Verona, famous for its extraordinary fortifications, Padua and Venice. Or, if passengers desire to visit Parma, famous for Corregio's frescoes and Bologna, they can by rail go on to Florence and rejoin the steamer at Lake Horn, thus spending about three weeks amid the city's most famous for art in Italy. From Genoa the run-to-leg horn will be made along the coast in one night, and time appropriated to this point in which to visit Florence its palaces and galleries, Pisa its cathedral and leaning tower, and Lucra.

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Passengers who may wish to extend the time at Paris can do so, and passing down through Switzerland rejoin the steamer at Genoa. From Marseille to Genoa is a run of one night. The excursionists will have an opportunity to look over this, the magnificent city of palaces, and visit the birthplace of Columbus, twelve miles off, over a beautiful road built by Napoleon I. first. From this point excursions may be made to Milan, Lake Como and Maggiore, or to Milan, Verona, famous for its extraordinary fortifications, Padua and Venice. Or, if passengers desire to visit Parma, famous for Corregio's frescoes and Bologna, they can by rail go on to Florence and rejoin the steamer at Lake Horn, thus spending about three weeks amid the city's most famous for art in Italy. From Genoa the run -to -leg horn will be made along the coast in one night, and time appropriated to this point in which to visit Florence its palaces and galleries, Pisa its cathedral and leaning tower, and Lucra.

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