A Village Commune
A Village Commune
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' I wislied to explain to him that this cutting of osiers in the river ' ' Ah ! ' said Viola, with a gasp ; and she grew very pale, and her great eyes were like a frightened doe's. Her visitor hastened gallantly to explain farther ; and added : ' Is in direct violation of our civic laws. But I came to say that Messer Filippo being so old a resi- dent, and, having heard that his forefathers, as he said, always enjoyed that privilege, I think a point may be stretched in his favour and exception. ...I myself will see the Syndic on the matter, and — well, ahem ! I wdll see that he is not troubled about tliis tiling : indeed I will give him a permission my- self if he will call for it, free of charge, any day at noon in the municipality. ' Viola murmured something quite unintelligible : but her eyes thanked the gracious tyrant who pro- mised to spare her humble home, and he tliought himself repaid. She was mute, indeed, and shy, even to stupidity ; but Messer Nellemane was not ill-pleased at that ; he deemed it a tribute of simpli- city to his own greatness and attractions ; and his bold, bright, black eyes, round like a bird's, fastened on her with such ardour that the maiden felt be- 40 A VILLAGE COMMUNE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I wislied to explain to him that this cutting of osiers in the river ' ' Ah ! ' said Viola, with a gasp ; and she grew very pale, and her great eyes were like a frightened doe's. Her visitor hastened gallantly to explain farther ; and added : ' Is in direct violation of our civic laws. But I came to say that Messer Filippo being so old a resi- dent, and, having heard that his forefathers, as he said, always enjoyed that privilege, I think a point may be stretched in his favour and exception. ...I myself will see the Syndic on the matter, and — well, ahem ! I wdll see that he is not troubled about tliis tiling : indeed I will give him a permission my- self if he will call for it, free of charge, any day at noon in the municipality. ' Viola murmured something quite unintelligible : but her eyes thanked the gracious tyrant who pro- mised to spare her humble home, and he tliought himself repaid. She was mute, indeed, and shy, even to stupidity ; but Messer Nellemane was not ill-pleased at that ; he deemed it a tribute of simpli- city to his own greatness and attractions ; and his bold, bright, black eyes, round like a bird's, fastened on her with such ardour that the maiden felt be- 40 A VILLAGE COMMUNE.
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