"Wudn't ye like a grrand-piana?" asks O'Flynn.

Senz' altro dubbio se 'l pone a seguire, E già son giunti ad una selva scura Appunto in mezzo a quella selva piana, Era un bel prato intorno a una fontana.

This district is called the Piana, because the country extends itself from the roots of the Appenines, in a plain, for twenty Italian miles in length by eighteen in breadth.

The soil of the Piana was granite at the base of the Apennines, but in the plain the debris of every sort of earth, brought down from the mountains by the rains, constituted a mass of unequal solidity, resistance, weight, and form.

LA PIANA, GEORGE.

SALVEMINI, GAETANO. What to do with Italy, by Gaetano Salvemini & George La Piana.

Gaetano Salvemini & George La Piana (A); 11Jun71; R507324.

By Angelina La Piana.

Angelina La Piana (A); 20Feb76; R628870. R628874.

LA PIANA, GEORGE.

SALVEMINI, GAETANO. What to do with Italy, by Gaetano Salvemini & George La Piana.

Gaetano Salvemini & George La Piana (A); 11Jun71; R507324.

By Angelina La Piana.

Angelina La Piana (A); 20Feb76; R628870. R628874.