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  b. 13

No arpeggio in FE (→EE) & GE

Suggested supplement

We  propose that the arpeggio mark be added here, in line with the notation used in GE in the analogous bar 9. Arpeggio with the doubled lower note is very characteristic of Chopin, and he often omitted the arpeggio marks for broader chords. Therefore, it is very probable that - having marked the arpeggio upon its first appearance - Chopin considered it obvious in analogous places. 

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