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The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio

Note 318 — THE TENTH STORY

John Payne translation

Perpendo lo coreggia. The exact meaning of this passage is not clear. The commentators make sundry random shots at it, but, as usual, only succeed in making confusion worse confounded. It may perhaps be rendered, "till his wind failed him."

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