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The story of Siena and San Gimignano (1902)

Gardner, Edmund Garratt, 1869-1935 · London : J.M. Dent & co. · leaf 58

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any food to the Emperor and his folk. TheEmperor remained alone with the greatest fear that anyrascal ever had. The people stared at him ; he wept andmade excuses, embraced and kissed every person thatwent to him, and said: I have been betrayed byMesser Malatesta and by Messer Giovanni and by… … 11 1 FPIII^^^^^^^^ -■^; •^»liffl iSt If, I pji li(i ^ ^ W %Wa LA CROCE DEL TRAVAGLIO Ihe Republic of Siena dreadful city. He made the Defenders his vicars inperpetuity, granted the Sienese all conceivable privileges,pardoned everybody everything, accepted a handsomesum of money, and went. Many of…

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