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Saracinesca

CHAPTER XXVI
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Donna Tullia was silent for a few moments, attempting to control her anger in an assumption of dignity; but soon she broke out afresh, being rendered very nervous and uncomfortable by the Duchessa's calm manner and apparent indifference to consequences.
"I cannot see why you should expose yourself to such a scene," said Madame Mayer presently.

"I honestly wished to save you from a terrible danger.

It seems to me it would be quite sufficient if I proved the fact to you beyond dispute.

I should think that instead of being angry, you would show some gratitude." "I am not angry," answered Corona, quietly.

"I am merely giving you an immediate opportunity of proving your assertion and your sanity." "My sanity!" exclaimed Donna Tullia, angrily.


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