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158r (SM volume 162)

Purpose

158r (SM volume 162)

Notes

Padua / At the Stella d'Oro (inn) with a German / Würt - of Vienna, 6 pauls à mercantile / & well served - after having review'd Padua / agreed with a Voiturin for 3 Sequins to Verona / Buono Mano & Eatg included - 1.11.6 (sterling) / Expences at Padua - 10 Pls - 5 - / From Padua to Vicenza abt 18 miles, / arrived there at 18 o'clock (on 'Italian hours' see note in general introduction to Italian sketchbooks) - visited Palladio / Lay there, Capello Rosso on Thursday Morng left it & / came to / Verona. Thursday May 4th a most / violent scirocco (sirocco), much dust & an infernal / rough Road - it is about 30 miles between / Vicenza & Verona, excellent cultivation & / all the marks of industry.

Level

Drawing

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