[schoolware-discuss] illes;

[Evenstad A. <dir...@ti...>]

Outh barbarous dialect of Bologna. Another striking peculiarity is the
smart appearance of the Tuscan peasantry. They are a remarkably handsome
race of men; the females unite with their natural beauty a grace and
elegance that one is quite astonished to find among peasants. They
express themselves in the most correct and classical language and they
have a great deal of repartee. As the peasantry of Tuscany enjoy a
greater share of _aisance_ than falls to the lot of those of any other
country, and as the females dress with taste and take great pains to
appear smart on all occasions, they resemble rather the shepherdesses on
the Opera stage or those of the fabled Arcadia than anything in real
life. The females too are rem