Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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"It is not known. He has escaped, or is concealed in Milan. These
people find lodging and concealment any where, although they have
neither house nor home of their own. The devil helps them; but
they are sometimes taken in the snare, when they least expect it.
When the pear is ripe, it must fall. It is well known that these
letters are in the hands of government, that they contain an
account of the whole plot, that many people are implicated, that
they have turned the city upside down, and would have done much
worse. Some say the bakers are rogues, and so say I: but they
ought to be hanged at least in a legal manner. There certainly is
corn concealed; and the government ought to have spies and find
it out, and hang up all that keep it back in company with the
bakers; and if they don't, all the city ought to remonstrate
again and again, but never allow the villainous practice of
entering shops and warehouses for plunder."
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