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Donnaz and kept him there a whole summer adorning the banqueting-room. But I advise you, little master, Bruno added, not to talk too loudly of your discovery; for we live in changed days, do you see, and it seems those are pagan sorcerers and witches painted on the wall, and because of that, and their nakedness, the chaplain has forbidden all the young boys and wenches about the place to set foot there; and the Marchioness herself, I'm told, doesn't enter without leave. This was the more puzzling to Odo that he had
Edith Wharton
Donnaz and kept him there a whole summer adorning the banqueting-room. But I advise you, little master, Bruno added, not to talk too loudly of your discovery; for we live in changed days, do you see, and it seems those are pagan sorcerers and witches painted on the wall, and because of that, and their nakedness, the chaplain has forbidden all the young boys and wenches about the place to set foot there; and the Marchioness herself, I'm told, doesn't enter without leave. This was the more puzzling to Odo that he had
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