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LITTLE NOVELS OF ITALY
were torn apart by the moral force of Olimpia's attendance; but not until it was demonstrated that, though good-night is a word of two syllables, it needs four lips, and is therefore capable of infinite extension.
"Well, my child, I hope you are satisfied with this little day's work," said Olimpia, half undressed.
For answer, Bellaroba, upon her friend's neck, dissolved in a flood of happy tears.
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