Firenze
[fee-ren-dze]
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noun
Italian name of Florence.
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At the Befana everyone in Firenze goes mad with good intentions.
The Stretton Street AffairWilliam Le Queux
It hath come from Firenze, and was made by Nicolo Pedrini himself.
House of TormentCyril Arthur Edward Ranger Gull
"Firenze is the proper Italian name for Florence," corrected Sylvia.
The Third Class at Miss Kaye'sAngela Brazil
“Firenze—Florence,” she said, deigning to translate; and finding her own reply.
The Three BridesCharlotte M. Yonge
Firenze la Bella—or Florence as the average Englishman knows it—is surely a city of strange people and of strange moods.
The Stretton Street AffairWilliam Le Queux
Firenze
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