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Thou knowest, Pisani, I am no swordsman, and if be kill me, then Francesca becomes bis prey. Tbe thougbt of it puts me on tbe rack. Let it ratber nerve thy arm, good Sig nor Roubillac, and I will teach thee how to meet thine enemy, replied tbe master, who had brought from Toledo the art of Tubal Cain, and not alone the craft to fashion a blade, but how to use it. Tis said he has slain as many rival lovers as he has achieved conquests over women. What he is pleased to call his art of sculpture he uses as opportunity for his amours. His passion of adventure hath its chief excitement in the duello. I have heard no less; but there is a trick of play shall win thee rest from his persecution, if thou wilt have as much patience to learn as thou hast to achieve thine own greatness in the arts of peace.
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