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Old 15th November 2010, 03:12 AM   #1
Chris Evans
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Absolutely brilliant Chris! Thank you.
I love the description of the native Corsicans as 'passionate and quarelsome' lol.
Great translation. Thanks again for your hard work.

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Gene
Hi Gene,

Domenech wrote "....y el apasionado y sanguineo caracter de sus habitantes.."

I took the liberty of replacing "sangineo" (sanguine) with quarelosme, which I think more clearly expresses the intent in English.

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Chris
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