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nicknamed after the
Bridge of
Sighs — see
Bridge of
Sighs (disambiguation). The 1861
opera Le pont des
soupirs ("The
Bridge of
Sighs") by
Jacques Offenbach has...
- or disgust. Like a
sigh, a yawn, or a moan, a gasp is
often an
automatic and
unintentional act.
Gasping is
closely related to
sighing, and the inhalation...
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Bridge of
Sighs is a
bridge in Venice.
Bridge of
Sighs may also
refer to:
Bridge of
Sighs (Cambridge), a
bridge in Cambridge,
England Bridge of
Sighs (Chester)...
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Sighs of
Spain or
Spanish Sighs (Spanish:
Suspiros de España) is a 1939 German-Spanish
comedy film
directed by
Benito Perojo and
starring Miguel Ligero...
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racehorse called Bridge of
Sighs,
which he
thought would be a
great title. The
horse likely got its name from the
famous Bridge of
Sighs in Venice, Italy, built...
- is
often referred to as the
Bridge of
Sighs because of its
supposed similarity to the
better known Bridge of
Sighs in Venice.
There is a
false legend saying...
-
related to
Bridge of
Sighs, Chester. "The
Northgate Part II".
History Tour & Map. 21
August 2009.
Historic England, "Bridge of
Sighs,
Chester (1375967)"...
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Sighs,
Oxford List of
bridges in
Cambridge Ordnance Survey. OS Maps
Online (Map). 1:25,000. Leisure.
Retrieved 8
January 2021. "The
Bridge of
Sighs"...
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included "The Song of the Shirt", "The
Bridge of
Sighs" and "The Song of the Labourer". "The
Bridge of
Sighs" is
particularly well-known
because of its novel...
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Sighs of
Triana (Spanish:
Suspiros de Triana) is a 1955
Spanish musical film
directed by Ramón
Torrado and
starring Paquita Rico,
Antonio Riquelme and...
