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Marietta

CHAPTER XIII
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"She is not at all ill-looking, I assure you.

The old man was so much afraid that I would not agree to the match that he took her to church so that I might look at her." "And you did ?" asked Mocenigo.

"I should never have had the courage.

She might have been hideous, and in that case I should have preferred not to find it out till I was married." "I looked at her with some interest," said Contarini, smiling in a self-satisfied way.

"I am bound to say, with all modesty, that she also looked at me," he added, passing his white hand over his thick hair.
"Of course," put in Foscari gravely.


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