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The Chartreuse of Parma

Note 4 — Chapter VI

Mary Loyd translation

In Italy, young men who are learned or protected in high quarters are created monsignori and prelates, which does not mean that they are bishops. They then wear violet stockings. A monsignore takes no vows, and can relinquish his violet stockings if he desires to marry.

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