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been lying in wait in the room beyond—andstabbed him to death. The still quivering body wasdragged to the window and hurled out on to the pavementbelow. Later on, it was carried to the Duomo and buried K 145 The Story of Siena hear the Campanile, without any honour or name to markthe spot. That… … The Market Place had been done to death by the people in a tumult; tothe Duke of Milan they sent a piece of his cloak, drenchedin blood; to Venice and to Florence they told the truth,pleading the sacred duty of saving the State, citing asprecedents the deaths of Carmagnola and BaldacciodAnghiari.…
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