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| 16 | 773 | View more quotes about petrucchio">Petrucchio then apparently looked into the distance. |
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| 16 | 770 | "And thus," he said, "concludes another of the adventures of Petrucchio, Captain of Turia. |
| 16 | 771 | This has been the story of how Petrucchio penetrated the disguises of three clever female slaves, masquerading as free women, captured them, and returned them to their rightful bondage. |
| 16 | 772 | In it has also been told how he generously bestowed the slaves, asking nothing for himself, upon two needy wayfarers". |
| 16 | 773 | Petrucchio then apparently looked into the distance. |
| 16 | 774 | "Oh! Oh!" he cried. |
| 16 | 775 | "Is that dust upon the horizon? Or is it perhaps my imagination? It could be a group of verr, browsing in the fields. |
| 16 | 776 | But, too, perhaps, it is nothing. |