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library is disgusting even to think of. What paper! What ink! What | library is disgusting even to think of. What paper! What ink! What | ||
scrawling! And all that has been written! What rascal was it who said that | scrawling! And all that has been written! What rascal was it who said that | ||
− | man was a featherless biped? And then, I met a pretty girl of my acquaintance, | + | man was a featherless biped?[[51]] And then, I met a pretty girl of my acquaintance, |
who is as beautiful as the spring, worthy to be called Floreal, and who is | who is as beautiful as the spring, worthy to be called Floreal, and who is | ||
delighted, enraptured, as happy as the angels, because a wretch yesterday, | delighted, enraptured, as happy as the angels, because a wretch yesterday, | ||
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Woe to the vanquished! | Woe to the vanquished! | ||
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==Textual notes== | ==Textual notes== |