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The Chartreuse of Parma

Note 1 — Chapter I · MILAN IN 1796

Mary Loyd translation

The habit of the country, borrowed from that of Germany, is that all the sons of a marchese should be called marchesino. The son of a count is known as contino; each of his daughters is a contessina.

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