Rujukan Godiva

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  13. ↑ Rede, Leman (1838). "Peeping Tom". The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist. No. Part the First. m/s. 115. Tradition adds, that the people resolved to close up their houses ... but ... that one, whose name has not survived, looked forth upon her, and was stricken blind, as some affirm, by the vengeance of Heaven; or, according to others, was deprived of sight by the inhabitants.
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