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1 1|   in the ears of those who heard it; all the cardinals approved
2 6|  himself, Monsignor Guerra heard of this opportunely. A man
3 7|    allow the accused to be heard in their defence. ~"Tell
4 7|  unhappy father time to be heard in his own defence, when
5 7| previously been hasty, and heard the argument of Farinacci,
6 8| despairing cries. Lucrezia heard the tidings with more firmness,
7 8|    o'clock they confessed, heard mass, and received the sacraments;