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The Nights of Straparola (1894)

Straparola, Giovanni Francesco, ca. 1480-1557?, Morlino, Gerolamo, Waters, W. G. (William George), 1844-1928, Hughes, Edward Robert, d. 1914 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 316

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peat the incantation three times . I hope you may nothave wrecked everything, as it is, by wanting to get up. No, no,surely not, said Cechato. And Thia made him lie down stretchedout as he was before, and began to chant her incantation anew. Now by this time Marsilio had at last come to understand… … FABLE IV.] STRAPAROLA. 267 Marsilio take to his heels and run out of the courtyard, finished herform of exorcism against the kite, and when she had brought it toan end she suffered her cuckoldly fool of a husband to get up fromthe ground. Then with Thias help he began forthwith to unloadthe flour…

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