WHOEVER has been in Rome is well acquainted with the Piazza Barberini, in the great square, with the beautiful fountain, where the Triton empties the spouting conch-shell, from which the water springs upwards many feet.
An edition of The Improvisator or Life in Italy 1880
(2004)
The Improvisator or Life in Italy 1880
by Hans Christian Andersen
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