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commenta- raccontato da Franca Veronesi | 1937
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jonny55
30/07/2014 - alle ore02:15
30/07/2014 - alle ore02:15
That was amezing speach
In a show replete with surprising historical detail, one fact rises to the top. The much-loved tale of a Parisian schoolgirl, in yellow hat and bright blue coat, was written and published in New York. Specifically, the opener was scribbled on the back of a menu in Pete’s Tavern on Irving Place, near Gramercy Park.
In a show replete with surprising historical detail, one fact rises to the top. The much-loved tale of a Parisian schoolgirl, in yellow hat and bright blue coat, was written and published in New York. Specifically, the opener was scribbled on the back of a menu in Pete’s Tavern on Irving Place, near Gramercy Park.
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rICORDI DI VITA E ARTE A VENEZIA, PARTE QUINTA: NEGOZI D'ARTE
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