Racconti di Canterbury, I
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And you, my dear, must
not be angry with me

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Are we there, my love?
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Come now, lie on the
grass, my sweet little wife

:22:32
Body sweeter than
wine, doe-eyed delight

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My belly...
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I so long to eat those lovely
mulberries up on the tree

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Sweet, fruitful wife, there is
no boy here to climb the tree

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Never mind, come over here
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Careful, my dear. Do not hurt yourself
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Yes, that's it. Very good.
I'd give my blood to help you

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Are the mulberries ripe?
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Eat your fill, my child
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My eyes! I can see!
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What are you doing, slut?
:23:48
You can see
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It's a miracle!
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I'm so happy

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