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The consequence is that these sixty thousand people, fellow-creatures of ours, who are known as the lazaroni of Naples, whom we half pity and altogether despise, and look upon as lowest members of the

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These were the men who originated those daily rumors which threw both government and people into a fever of agitation; who taught new hopes and new desires to the most degraded population of Christendom, and inspired even the lazaroni with wild ideas of human rights -- of liberty, fraternity, and equality.

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There are streets unrivalled for gayety, forever filled to overflowing with the busy, the laughing, the jolly; dashing officers, noisy soldiers, ragged lazaroni, proud nobles, sickly beggars, lovely ladies; troops of cavalry galloping up and down; ten thousand caleches dashing to and fro.

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Even after the travellers had started on foot in search of lodgings the lazaroni did not desert them.

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There are sixty thousand lazaroni in this gay city.

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"I remember when I landed there at least fifty lazaroni followed me to carry my carpet-bag."

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Italian lazaroni -- and a poorer material can scarcely well be conceived.

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The drifting currents of the air bore them resistlessly along in wide and never-ending curves upward in spiral movements towards the zenith; and then off in ever-increasing speed, with ever-widening gyrations, toward the sunset, where the clouds grew red, and lazaroni grinned from behind --

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Naples has itself to offer to the visitor, with its never-ending gayety and its many-sided life -- its brilliant cafés, its lively theatres, its gay pantomimes, its buffooneries, its macaroni, its lazaroni, and its innumerable festivities.

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And most amusing of all is the street most favored of the lazaroni.

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