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Saracinesca

CHAPTER XX
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There is this in the case which is perhaps outside the argument--this, that I am devotedly attached to you.
The case is the stronger for that.

I was only trying to demonstrate that the idea of our being married is not so unutterably absurd.

You laughingly said you would marry me if I could accomplish something which would please you very much.

I laughed also; but now I seriously repeat my proposition, because I am convinced that although at first sight it may appear extremely humourous, on a closer inspection it will be found exceedingly practical.

In union is strength." Donna Tullia was silent for a moment, and her face grew grave.


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