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1 5,7 |         s dress. Thanks to this disguise, he issued from the house
2 7,2 |        at night, I am forced to disguise myself in the daytime in
3 8,3 |   Spanish Moor, called from his disguise 'the Spanish lady from Barbary!'
4 10,4|        straits. His plan was to disguise himself as a Franciscan
5 10,4| generals must needs be in their disguise. And so it was. San Severino
6 10,4|       French were warned of the disguise of Sforza and his generals,