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The unfaithful Camila, playing the role of a virtuous Lucretia, stabs herself slightly and pretends to faint — Stock Photo, Image

The unfaithful Camila, playing the role of a virtuous Lucretia, stabs herself slightly and pretends to faint — Illustration

Picture from Edoardo Perino Italian edition of the Quijote published in 1888, Roma-Italy. Drawings by Gustave Dore

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