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Three thousand books

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Seget, and Crete

…tate, walled , text: «La tenuta di Seghetto era circondata da un alto muro in pietra.» An olive press, deep cellars, stables, granaries and a carriage house. A receipt of 1856 records that Luigi de Franceschi bought a carriage from Giacomo Feranda of Pisino for 260 florins. , lab: Three thousand books , text: «Nel palazzo, che con la sua grandezza domina tutta la tenuta, trovava posto una imponente biblioteca, che si dice di oltre 3.000 volumi.» A library of more than three thousand volumes, bought from booksellers at Trieste, Pirano, Buie and Parenzo. The article notes what sits with it: professors at Padua, agronomists, deputies to the parliament at Vienna, may…

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