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Boccaccio: Griselda (557 words)
Gualtieri informed Griselda -- that was the young woman's name -- of his intention to marry her, and asked her if she would accept him as a husband, to love, honor, and obey, for better or for worse, and never criticize him nor question his authority.
Griselda appeared to be a worthy addition to Gualtieri's noble household, but the marquis, unsure of the depth of her character, decided to test her loyalty and her patience.
Some time later Griselda gave birth to a son, and her husband, intent on carrying his test still further, berated her and insisted that her child be put to death.
The Art Spirit Gallery, Original Paintings and Assemblage Spirit Art Dolls by Griselda Tello (132 words)
The Art Spirit Gallery, Original Paintings and Assemblage Spirit Art Dolls by Griselda Tello
Although painting is my first love, assemblage and art
Paintings and other works of art on this site are my own originals.
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