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incipit (first line(s), normalized):	Test ‘item’, “reconcilin’” char‘a’cters “like” ev’ry
version (if more than one exists):	ÀÁÂÄäáàâÈÉÊËèéêëÎÌÍÏíìîïÒÓÔÖóòôöÙÚÛÜüúùû瀃„…†‡ˆ‰Š‹ŒŽ•–—˜™œžŸÂ©
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Data-note concerning genre | performances (PJE, Fri Feb 14 09:54:12 2025, updated Fri Feb 14 09:55:21 2025): A note with some ‘curly’ “commas” or weird letters äáàâÈÉÊËèéêëÎÌÍÏíìîï

• Selected text (below): #323 / Source: A ‘so-called’ ”originale” with silly letters like ÊËè, “somewhere”, she said ‘ÊËè’
• Text #322 / Source: Unknown source, I forget

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source for this text (short title, or library & shelfmark):	A ‘so-called’ ”originale” with silly letters like ÊËè
location in the source? (i.e. which vol., pp. or fols):	“somewhere”, she said ‘ÊËè’
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Data-note concerning sources (PJE, Fri Feb 14 10:09:18 2025): The point about “originale” and äáàâÈÉÊËèéêëÎÌÍÏíìîï is well-made.