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A day in old Rome

Note 248 — Chapter XXII · A ROMAN VILLA. THE LOVE OF THE COUNTRY

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Probably the Roman carriages were more convenient than anything known later in Europe prior to 1800; and travel facilities in general were as good, the inns possibly averaging worse but the roads decidedly better, than at the dawn of the Nineteenth Century.

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