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1 2 |     after their father. As the years passed Castruccio grew very
2 2 |    with a quickness beyond his years those lessons which Messer
3 5 |         leaving a son thirteen years of age named Pagolo, and
4 11|    concluded with them for two years, by which both parties agreed
5 23| qualities. He lived forty-four years, and was in every way a