Abaellino, the Bravo of Venice: a Romance
Abaellino, the Bravo of Venice: a Romance
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* This desperado is the very man for us 1' they exclaimed unanimously, and in rapture; 'and now their most ardent wish was to enrol Abaellino in their service.
^ That object was soon obtained — ihey sought the daring ruffian, and he suffered himself to be found. He visited their meetings, but in his promises and de- mands he was equj^ly extravagant.
Tlie first and most earnest wish of the whole conspiracy was the death of Conari, Dy Google THE BRAVO OF VENICE. 125 the procurator ; a man whom th...e Doge valued above alt others ; a man whose eagle eyes made the conspirators hourly tremble tor their secret, and whose ser- vices the Doge had accepted, in prefer- ence to those of cardinal Gonzaga.— But the sum which Abxllino denianded for the murder of this one man \^s enor- mous.
' Give me the reward which I require,* he said,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* This desperado is the very man for us 1' they exclaimed unanimously, and in rapture; 'and now their most ardent wish was to enrol Abaellino in their service.
^ That object was soon obtained — ihey sought the daring ruffian, and he suffered himself to be found. He visited their meetings, but in his promises and de- mands he was equj^ly extravagant.
Tlie first and most earnest wish of the whole conspiracy was the death of Conari, Dy Google THE BRAVO OF VENICE. 125 the procurator ; a man whom th...e Doge valued above alt others ; a man whose eagle eyes made the conspirators hourly tremble tor their secret, and whose ser- vices the Doge had accepted, in prefer- ence to those of cardinal Gonzaga.— But the sum which Abxllino denianded for the murder of this one man \^s enor- mous.
' Give me the reward which I require,* he said,
What to read after Abaellino, the Bravo of Venice: a Romance?
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