atque utinam reatu careat, quod apicum primore congressu quamquam circumscriptus veritati resultantia tamen et diversa conexui; ignorantiae siquidem meae callidus viator imposuit.
I only wish I could establish my innocence in one matter: it is true that I had been taken in by false pretences, but the fact remains that the first time I corresponded with you I spun a tale utterly at variance with the truth. A wily traveller imposed upon my ignorance;
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