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1 II |         Incapable of~denying his political faith, anxious even to confess
2 II |       they work.~ ~Nevertheless, political prejudice was not the chief
3 II | indoctrinated at~home with their political ideas, they decided, with
4 II |        her, the presence of this political~victim. She resolved to
5 III|        each other, any important political event occurred, Ginevra
6 III|          that never betray their political faiths, she nevertheless~
7 III|         During the course of his political life he had been so generally~
8 III|         for~Ginevra shared their political passions. What more natural,