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If a possession of four centuries were not itself a title, such objection might annul the bargain; but the purchase money must be refunded, for indeed it was paid.

Civitatem Avenionem emit . . . per ejusmodi venditionem pecuniâ redundates, &c.
(ii^da Vita Clement. VI. in Baluz. tom. i. p. 272. Muratori, Script. tom. iii. P. ii. p. 565.)

The only temptation for Jane and her second husband was ready money, and without it they could not have returned to the throne of Naples.

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