Giovanni Boccaccio

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Giovanni Boccaccio The Decameron (Payne) — Novel 6… (1886)

DAY SIXTH-NOVEL V
-- Messer Forese da Rabatta and Master Giotto the painter coming from Mugello. each jestingly rallieth the other on his scurvy favour --
Neifile being silent and the ladies having taken much pleasure in Chichibio's reply, Pamfilo, by the queen's desire, spoke thus: "Dearest ladies, it chanceth often that, like as fortune whiles hideth very great treasures of worth and virtue under mean conditions, as hath been a little before shown by Pampinea, even so, under the sorriest of human forms are marvellous wits found to have been lodged by nature
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