Romantic city
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| - | [[Paris]] is said to be the most [[romantic city]] in the [[world]]. | + | [[Paris]] is said to be the most [[romantic city]] in the [[world]]. It shares the title with [[Venice]]. |
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| - | Among [[Mona Caird]] later writings are a large illustrated volume of travel essays, [[Romantic Cities Of Provence]] (1906). | ||
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Paris is said to be the most romantic city in the world. It shares the title with Venice.
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