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Sacred and blessed.
LOUIS NOTARI — The Legend of Saint Devota, transl. by Cecilia Guerin & Richard Simmons, (1927)
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Sacred and blessed.
LOUIS NOTARI — The Legend of Saint Devota, transl. by Cecilia Guerin & Richard Simmons, (1927)
The saint with the whiteness of lilies that, together with martyrdom’s red dew, made the pure of spirit of independence flourish.
LOUIS NOTARI — The Legend of Saint Devota, transl. by Cecilia Guerin & Richard Simmons, (1927)
His saint would rise slowly to Him, purified by the filters of the tree and transformed into an essence, distilled in a smell of incense which at night, [...] rises towards Him like a silent prayer.
LOUIS NOTARI — The Legend of Saint Devota, transl. by Cecilia Guerin & Richard Simmons, (1927)
Something still unknown to us had seized the soul of our ancestors at that moment: the strange feeling that an invisible force was changing the destiny of our people.
LOUIS NOTARI — The Legend of Saint Devota, transl. by Cecilia Guerin & Richard Simmons, (1927)