From their seats of Asphodel arose the gentler and the graver ghosts-poet, or historianof Grecian or of Roman loreto crown with unfading chaplets the half-finished love-labours of their unwearied scholiast.

Of the celebrated Madonna of Loreto there are not fewer than ten rival claimants for authenticity; while sketches, studies, and works not directly imitated from, but partaking of the character of great artists, and often clever enough to be confounded with their undoubted works, are not rare.

The executors of Julius had assigned him free quarters in a house situated in the Trevi district, opposite the public road which leads to S. Maria del Loreto.

On the 31st of October he wrote to Lionardo that he had undertaken a pilgrimage to Loreto, but feeling tired, had stopped to rest at Spoleto.

The earth of Jerusalem, the Holy Sepulchre, the House of Loreto, the Sudarium of Saint Veronica, aroused their deepest sentiments of aweful adoration.

The truth of this will be acknowledged by all who have studied the tombs of the cardinals in S. Maria del Popolo already mentioned, and the bas-reliefs upon the Santa Casa at Loreto.

He made two pilgrimages to Loreto, and another to S. Francis of Vernia.

Then my aunt fetched the bell of Our Lady of Loreto, and went around the house ringing energetically.

The old lady was simply magnificent when, with her head thrown back, she seemed to defy the black and copper-colored banks of clouds, and shook at them her Loreto bell.

Cost of Residence in Loreto Hall or St Mary's Dominican Hall (optional): From £30 to £40 per annum.

como que lava a todas las colegialas de Loreto ...

*me parece usted pieza*: 'it strikes me you're something of a wag.' *todas las colegialas de Loreto*: 'all the girls who attend the convent of Our Lady of Loreto.'

*me parece usted pieza*: 'it strikes me you're something of a wag.' *todas las colegialas de Loreto*: 'all the girls who attend the convent of Our Lady of Loreto.'

The convent was so named in honor of the Virgin Mary, an image of whom, called *Nuestra Señora de Loreto*, had been brought from Rome and set up in the adjoining church of the same name.