Travelling in Italy in those days was fraught with many annoyances, for, in addition to the slow progress made in the vetture, there seems to have been (judging from the journal) a dogana, or custom-house, every few miles, where the luggage and clothing of travellers were examined, sometimes hastily and courteously, sometimes with more rigor. ❋ Morse, Samuel F B (1914)
Travelling in Italy in those days was fraught with many annoyances, for, in addition to the slow progress made in the _vetture_, there seems to have been (judging from the journal) a _dogana_, or custom-house, every few miles, where the luggage and clothing of travellers were examined, sometimes hastily and courteously, sometimes with more rigor. ❋ Unknown (1831)
Circa 100 vetture Ferrari hanno sfilato oggi in corteo negli Emirati Arabi Uniti. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Ferrari WorldLa storia di un mito italiano, le vetture, le competizioni e gli eventi, gli oggetti e il Club Ferrari, lo spazio dei tifosi della Rossa e dei suoi piloti, ... www.ferrariworld.com/ - 2k - önbellek - Benzer sayfalar Ferrari World -- ❋ Unknown (2010)
Ferrari WorldLa storia di un mito italiano, le vetture, le competizioni e gli eventi, gli oggetti e il Club Ferrari, lo spazio dei tifosi della Rossa e dei suoi piloti, ... ❋ Unknown (2010)
Ferrari WorldLa storia di un mito italiano, le vetture, le competizioni e gli eventi, gli oggetti e il Club Ferrari, lo spazio dei tifosi della Rossa e dei suoi piloti, ... www.ferrariworld.com/ - 2k - önbellek - Benzer sayfalar Ferrari World ❋ Unknown (2010)
XII per loro a Giovanni Piffero; e sono per tanti, asegnia avere spexi in vetture di sei chavalli a spese di vitto per andare chon Lionardo da ❋ 1452-1519 Leonardo Da Vinci (1485)
_vetture_, everything looking light and elfin in the brisk sunshine and autumn bite -- into the barrel-like station, and I into the arms, say rather the arm-chair, of Signora Vedova Paolini, chattiest and most motherly of landladies. ❋ Maurice Hewlett (1892)
_vetture_ up the valley, cheap conveyances for the country people, in which a barefooted friar could travel unnoticed. ❋ Unknown (1881)
“After dinner we again walked to Genzano, whither we found were going great multitudes of every class; elegant equipages and vetture racing with each other; donkeys and horses and foot travellers; and not among the least striking were the numbers of women, some of whom were splendidly dressed, all riding on horseback, a foot in each stirrup, and riding with as much ease and fine horsemanship as the men. ❋ Morse, Samuel F B (1914)
"After dinner we again walked to Genzano, whither we found were going great multitudes of every class; elegant equipages and _vetture_ racing with each other; donkeys and horses and foot travellers; and not among the least striking were the numbers of women, some of whom were splendidly dressed, all riding on horseback, a foot in each stirrup, and riding with as much ease and fine horsemanship as the men. ❋ Unknown (1831)
