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THE FOOL ERRANT by MAURICE HEWLETT
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World Public Library The World Publ
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The Fool Errant Maurice Hewlett Cop
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grunted at his labours, his goaded
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CHAPTER I. MY EXORDIUM: A JUSTIFICA
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Italian soil I was, in the eyes of
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Meantime that year of new experienc
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and above all Tuscany, took sacred
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turned to her mistress, "Mistress,
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He felt my touch, and recoiled from
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"I will tell you, sir, the reason o
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things might have been; but the str
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more urgently than the present, or
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I am afflicted, as you ought to hav
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say, ha! fair enchantress, do we me
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some of which are no doubt open to
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and linen!" I laughed aloud, and fo
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and watery, he snivelled at the nos
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and my sack are no mean caterers. W
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"I say," I replied, "that I am than
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days running to Mass, I am very sur
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in your replies. Why, Heaven! the w
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spoke of me by a title of respect
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Then I knew that I had been kidnapp
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Fra Palamone, all smiles, made no d
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I laughed at her. "My child," said
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stout black-eyed woman of middle ag
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For his second day's campaign, when
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"You will be attacking the wrong ma
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won't find them any more to your li
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said, "is clement, the Holy Office
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"I think your Aurelia lost her litt
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Count Giraldi had three palaces in
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lended their forces within me; thei
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"Yes, yes," she said, "I have seen
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"Well?" I asked her. "And he said t
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silk and a hoop, and had her hair o
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"Be sure of this," I said sharply,
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"You shall join one or the other of
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child? His one desire is to get rid
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