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Infame

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In`fame´
v. t.1.To defame; to make infamous.
Livia is infamed for the poisoning of her husband.
- Bacon.


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Para Irineu, "o pais vive uma fase infame e que, nesse momento, nao poderia fugir a luta.
All'interno del lavoro di Pallotta gli studi sulle opere occupano, com'e logico, lo spazio piu importante, a sua volta suddiviso in sezioni che corrispondono ai singoli filoni della produzione manzoniana: saggi, poesie, drammi, il Fermo e Lucia, I promessi sposi e la Storia della colonna infame.
Caupolican en el momento que se encuentra en prision, colabora con el jefe de la guardia de apellido Reinoso, para entregarle, sometida la patria araucana, y en que Fresia, su esposa, le arroja a los pies a la pequena criatura fruto de aquel matrimonio, porque no quiere ser "la madre del hijo infame del infame padre" (Cantos 630).
 
 
 
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