Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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She replied, that no one could oblige her to take the veil,
without her own consent; that she could also marry, inhabit a
palace, and enjoy the world; that she could if she wished it;
that she would wish it, and did wish it. The necessity of her own
consent, hitherto little considered, became henceforth the ruling
thought of her mind; she called it to her aid, at all times, when
she desired to luxuriate in the pleasing images of future
felicity.
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