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Saracinesca

CHAPTER XXIV
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But when he looked up he saw that Corona blushed beneath her dark skin.
"It is such a very sudden view at that point," she said, nervously, "that I was startled." "I wish you had preserved your equanimity to the extent of going a little further.

Saracinesca has rarely been honoured with the visit of a Duchessa d'Astrardente.

But since you have explained your visit--or the visit which you did not make--I ought to explain mine.

You must know, in the first place, that I am not here by accident, but by intention, preconceived, well pondered, and finally executed to my own complete satisfaction.

I came, not to get a glimpse of your valley nor a distant view of your palace, but to see you, yourself.


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