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| 16 | 732 | "I cannot praise your generosity too View more quotes about highly">highly," said Chino, leaving it to the audience to interpret this perhaps somewhat ambiguous remark. |
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| 16 | 729 | Then she again cried out sharply, in pain and protest, and then again, Lecchio having seen to it that a certain portion of her anatomy had renewed its unwilling acquaintance with his fierce switch, was quite docile, and quite silent. |
| 16 | 730 | "That is an act of incredible nobility!" cried Chino, overwhelmed. |
| 16 | 731 | "Do not even consider it," said Petrucchio, as though the astounding magnanimity of such a gesture could possibly be dismissed lightly. |
| 16 | 732 | "I cannot praise your generosity too highly," said Chino, leaving it to the audience to interpret this perhaps somewhat ambiguous remark. |
| 16 | 733 | "It is nothing, my friend," said Petrucchio, modestly. |
| 16 | 734 | "Surely the glory of such an act must be long remembered in the songs of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia," exclaimed Chino. |
| 16 | 735 | "Have you heard such songs?" inquired Petrucchio. |