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Rome in 1860

CHAPTER XI
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Before the sight was half over the spectators began to leave, and while I pushed my way through the dispersing crowds, I could still hear the faint cry of "Senza Moccolo." As the sound still died away, the cry still haunted me; and in my recollection, the Carnival of 1860 will ever remain as the dullest and dismalest of Carnivals--the Carnival without mirth, or sun, or gaiety--the Carnival Senza Moccolo..


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