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 1 1 |     time. ~"Candidly confess," said he, "that God has permitted
 2 2 |     only a dozen, in order, he said, to have two more than the
 3 2 |   profane its sanctity. It was said of him that he had a morbid
 4 4 |        pronounced. ~As we have said, the mind of Beatrice was
 5 5 |     the two women. As they had said, a ray of moonlight shone
 6 7 |       be thus tortured." ~Then said Beatrice, shaking her head
 7 7 |       officers:-- ~"Untie me," said she, "read the examination
 8 8 | Taverna, governor of Rome, and said to him-- ~"Monsignor, we
 9 8 |  joyful countenance. "Mother," said she, "the moment of our
10 9 |    seeing the sacred crucifix, said some prayers for her soul,
11 10|      Velobre. ~All Rome may be said to have been present at