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The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio

Note 205 — THE TENTH STORY

John Payne translation

Lit. that scythes were no less plenty that he had arrows (che falci si trovavano non meno che egli avesse strali), a proverbial expression the exact bearing of which I do not know, but whose evident sense I have rendered in the equivalent English idiom.

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