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Saracinesca

CHAPTER XXV
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"To be expected to behave like an ordinary creature, with grins and smiles and decent paces, when I have just heard what I have longed to hear for years.

But I will revenge myself by making a noise about it by-and-by.

I will concoct schemes for your wedding, and dream of nothing but illuminations and decorations.

You shall be Prince of Sant' Ilario, Giovanni, as I was before my father died; and I will give you that estate outright, and the palace in the Corso to live in." "Perhaps we might live in my palace," suggested Corona.

It seemed strange to her to be discussing her own marriage, but it was necessary to humour the old Prince.


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