citing the charge of Jolenta rape
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Chris wrote:
I agree that it's Severian himself who makes the charge, though I think he makes it against himself fairly immediately.
"I had been . . . quick and clumsy with Jolenta (whom I might have been said to have raped, though I believed then and believe still that she wished it)" (URTH, ch. XXVII, p. 190).
If anything earlier can be found, please bring it to my attention.
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