At the bend of the Grand Canal towards San Samuele rises a white, composed palazzo, long and low, which Venetians call ’palasso de le tredese fenestre’: thirteen identical windows per floor, one next to the other, on all three upper floors.
At the bend of the Grand Canal towards San Samuele rises a white, composed palazzo, long and low, which Venetians call ’palasso de le tredese fenestre’: thirteen identical windows per floor, one next to the other, on all three upper floors.
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