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Carlsbad
10:19
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Brenner
00:55
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Verona
00:10
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Venice
03:13
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Ferrara
00:21
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Rome
01:20
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Naples
00:41
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Sicily
03:10
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Mt. Vesuvius
00:45
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Naples II
05:05
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Rome II (Correspondence)
04:13
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Rome II (In Retrospect)
02:42
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