"Towards evening I got out of this ancient, venerable, and learned city, and extricated myself from its crowds, who, protected from the sun and weather by the arched bowers which are to be seen in almost every street, walk about, gape about, or buy, and sell, and transact whatever business they may have."
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Goethe, Letter from Bologna (18 October 1786); Goethe's Travels in Italy (1892), p. 92
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