Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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In popular tumults there are always some who, from heated
passion, or fanaticism, or wicked design, do what they can to
push things to the worst; proposing and promoting the most
barbarous counsels, and assisting to stir the fire whenever it
appears to slacken. But, on the other hand, there are always
those who, perhaps with equal ardour, and equal perseverance,
employ their efforts for the production of contrary effects; some
led by friendship or partiality for the persons in danger, others
without other impulse than that of horror of bloodshed and
atrocity.
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