“Like dog that in the garden keepeth ward,
Eating no melons, but allowing none
To eat thereof, he is of all abhorred.”

Siccome al Cane in guardia posto all'orto,
Che non mangia i poponi, e non congente,
Che altri ne mangi, ogni uomo gli dà torto.
Act II, scene i
Timone (c. 1487)

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Siccome al Cane in guardia posto all'orto, Che non mangia i poponi, e non congente, Che altri ne mangi, ogni uomo gli dà torto.

Timone (c. 1487)

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