Venetian Life


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William Dean Howells was American Consul to Venice for four years. His term ended in 1865. He wrote about the city, and the culture of the Venetians, while there, but finished the book once he had returned to America. This is the second edition, which is expanded slightly, to give more information for tourists.
Please be aware that although Howells admires people of the east and Jews, he uses period terms and idioms which modern readers may find offensive. His views of people of African descent may prove offensive to the modern reader. (Summary by Timothy)
(10 hr 19 min)

Chapitres

Venice in Venice 28:28 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Arrival and First Days in Venice 20:11 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Winter in Venice 20:30 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Comincia Far Caldo 22:59 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Opera and Theatres 21:08 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Venetian Dinners and Diners 14:10 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Housekeeping in Venice 47:45 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
The Balcony on the Grand Canal 19:57 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
A Day-Break Ramble 8:52 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
The Mouse 9:45 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Churches and Pictures 27:25 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Some Islands of the Lagoons 30:23 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
The Armenians 17:56 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
The Ghetto and the Jews of Venice 17:02 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Some Memorable Places 26:13 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Commerce 29:57 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Venetian Holidays 50:44 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Christmas Holidays 18:03 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Love-making and Marrying; Baptisms and Burials 31:04 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Venetian Traits and Characters 45:24 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Society 59:55 Lu par Timothy Ferguson
Our Last Year in Venice 51:52 Lu par Timothy Ferguson