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 1 2|       born. ~He was the son of Monsignor Nicolo Cenci, afterwards
 2 4|   reader may form some idea of Monsignor the Abbe Guerra. ~No sooner
 3 4|  Because she is my mistress." ~Monsignor Guerra turned pale at this
 4 5|  written to her brother and to Monsignor Guerra. The former was to
 5 5|   without his sanction. As for Monsignor Guerra, he was to pay Olympio
 6 5|   fixed, they were seen again. Monsignor Guerra had paid the thousand
 7 5|     quietly in Rome. ~Meantime Monsignor Guerra received private
 8 6|                            The monsignor was a most wary man, and
 9 6|        he had been employed by Monsignor Guerra--to put out of the
10 6|       who knew too many of the monsignor's secrets. ~Luckily for
11 6| secrets. ~Luckily for himself, Monsignor Guerra heard of this opportunely.
12 6|       and the disappearance of Monsignor Guerra left no moral doubt
13 8|       the morning, he summoned Monsignor Taverna, governor of Rome,
14 8|      Rome, and said to him-- ~"Monsignor, we place in your hands