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Adventure of [[Buffalora]]

Whilst one with a monstrous ~~huge~~ Paraphrenalia
of dress - enormous wig, & grimace, is esteem'd [esteemed]
a second Hippocrates -

To do the man Justice he transcribed very
well, ~~praced [?]~~ spoke of [[Miss Coppa]] as ~~whom he said~~
one whom
he had the Honour of being acquainted
with, & absolutely refus'd [refused] Payment for what
he had ^ done, being satisfy'd [satisfied] with the Nature of
the Commission & with the Person on whose behalf
he employ'd [employed] his Pen; w'ch [which] gave me some
Suspicion, as he praised her Manners greatly,
that he might also be an Admirer
of her Person -

Having dined at [[Novarra]], we proceeded
to [[Vercelli]] - & from the officious Care of the
Viturino to make the Story known, & his
Comments on our Spirit & Behaviour, he had
the best Accomodations the House could afford
w'ch [which] was not bad, & uncommon Attendance.
Nay after we had fixed on a Room, the Cham
berlain having heard our Story, came told us he
knew that we were Cavaliers who merited
every thing of the best & He had a Room at

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