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But the spectators from remote country towns in the still austere Italy tenacious of its ancient ways'those novices in wantonness from far-off provinces, who had come on a public mission or upon private business'were neither able to tolerate the spectacle nor competent to their degrading task. They flagged with inexperienced hands; they deranged the experts; often they had to be castigated by the soldiers stationed among the blocks of seats to assure that not a moment of time should be wasted in unmodulated clamour or sluggish silence.
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