Two rows for the second: this is the text of "Three things can only m'ènno," the sonnet of the dissolute Cecco Angiolieri we are reading in class (and and soon you will have to produce the paraphrase, beggars) and two other sonnets that we will read next week, when we talk of the Stil Novo (Dante and finally, that some require a loud voice).
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