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Roadside Songs of Tuscany
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Roadside Songs of Tuscany

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  • Francesca Alexander

    …manuscript that she had entitled Roadside Songs of Tuscany and had illustrated with drawings done in a fine and highly personal style. He also bought a second manuscript and published it in 1883 as The Story of Ida, attributing it to “Francesca.” The volume enjoyed several British and American editions.…

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    …manuscript that she had entitled Roadside Songs of Tuscany and had illustrated with drawings done in a fine and highly personal style. He also bought a second manuscript and published it in 1883 as The Story of Ida, attributing it to “Francesca.” The volume enjoyed several British and American editions.…

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