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The palace of pleasure

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Giletta a Physician’s daughter of Narbon, healed the French King of a Fistula, for reward whereof she demanded Beltramo Count of Rossiglione to husband. The Count being married against his will, for despite fled to Florence and loved another. Giletta his wife, by policy found means to lie with her husband, in place of his lover, and was begotten with child of two sons: which knowen to her husband, he received her again, and afterwards he lived in great honour and felicity.

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