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Euthanasia dei Adimari quotes

A character in Valperga by Mary Shelley

5 quotes spoken by or about Euthanasia dei Adimari, each verified verbatim against the text and located in the book.

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Florence was free, and Dante was a Florentine; none but a freeman could have poured forth the poetry and eloquence to which I listened
— Euthanasia · Mary Shelley, Valperga (1823), Volume I, Chapter X
I had rather woo the lion in his den to be my husband, than become the bride of a conqueror.
— Euthanasia · Mary Shelley, Valperga (1823), Volume II, Chapter XII
As the enemy of Florence I will never be yours
— Euthanasia · Mary Shelley, Valperga (1823), Volume II, Chapter VII
She was never heard of more; even her name perished.
— The narrator · Mary Shelley, Valperga (1823), Volume III, Chapter XII
Earth felt no change when she died; and men forgot her.
— The narrator · Mary Shelley, Valperga (1823), Volume III, Chapter XII

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