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cosa che molto ho desiderato sino al principio del mio nivitiato
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The speaker refers to something they strongly wanted, saying that this desire lasted up to the beginning of their novitiate. The sentence identifies the timing and intensity of the desire but does not say what the desired thing was or explain whether the feeling changed afterward.
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- Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani (Treccani)
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