ambled about some time longer
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At length they went back to the carriage, and set out on their return
to Naples, with all the vacant spaces in the carriage filled with the
clusters of oranges which they had gathered in the garden.

The next day after this, Mr. George and Rollo closed their visit in
Naples, and set out in the diligence for Rome.

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