Henry Theodore Tuckerman Quote

Of Italy:

There they breathe a congenial atmosphere. Often subsisting upon the merest pittance, indulging in every vagary of costume, they
wander over the land and yield themselves freely to the spirit of adventure and the luxury of art.


The optimist (G.P. Putnam, 1850)


There they breathe a congenial atmosphere. Often subsisting upon the merest pittance, indulging in every vagary of costume, they wander over the land ...

There they breathe a congenial atmosphere. Often subsisting upon the merest pittance, indulging in every vagary of costume, they wander over the land ...

There they breathe a congenial atmosphere. Often subsisting upon the merest pittance, indulging in every vagary of costume, they wander over the land ...

There they breathe a congenial atmosphere. Often subsisting upon the merest pittance, indulging in every vagary of costume, they wander over the land ...