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Carta de las calidades del casamiento

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Francisco de Quevedo
Francisco de Quevedo

Francisco de Quevedo was a prominent Spanish writer of the Renaissance period, known for his satirical literature and satirical novels. His works are characterized by their sharp讽刺 and critical commentary on social phenomena of the time. more

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