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The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 4

Note 400 — Scene II.—The Ducal Chamber.

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A gondola is not like a common boat, but is as easily rowed with one oar as with two (though, of course, not so swiftly), and often is so from motives of privacy; and, since the decay of Venice, of economy.

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