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A Sabbath on the Longest Day of the Year
On the longest day of the year, the Blessed Virgin of Cotta will return to its home in the city. It's also on this very same day that two women one a novice nun who'll take her vows and the other, an insomniac on her way to forgetfulness, and whose mother is about to be executed will defy the fates with their mundane desires.
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On the longest day of the year, the Blessed Virgin of Cotta will return to its home in the city. It's also on this very same day that two women one a novice nun who'll take her vows and the other, an insomniac on her way to forgetfulness, and whose mother is about to be executed will defy the fates with their mundane desires.
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