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Ross's colleague, veteran bakery lecturer Cyril Scorse, first saw the old recipe, in a book published in the 1890s.
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Commenting on verse 18 ("mi scorse e spinse infin al terzo cielo"), the Italian scholar highlights the difference between the image of the beloved woman in the first canto of Dante's Paradiso and Conti's interpretation of his Isabetta.
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Dopo qualche momento scorse quello che si aconttava di trovare.
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