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I turned my steps toward the Palazzo Mocenni, as- cended to the third piano, and rang the bell.
A lad, who appeared to be no more than thirteen or fourteen, with an excessively fair face and yellow curls, answered it. He took my card in silence when I had asked whether Tiberio was within, and ran off to some inner apartment. Almost immediately, I heard a firm foot on the carpeted floor ; I caught sight of an Orien- tal dressing-gown, and a flute-like voice bade me step over the threshold. Aye, ...Tiberio Sforza the man himself; I was in his rooms and could study him at leisure.
What struck me first was the change that had passed over his appearance. He had surely stepped down out CHAP. X. ] LORDS OF MISRULE 127 of a golden cloud. His dress in London had been shabby, not to say mean ; his lodgings, where I never had visited him, were in one of the poor streets fre- quented by Italians between Leicester and Soho squares. That in those days money was not flush with Tiberio or his comrades might be gathered from a variety of tokens; nay, it was our common poverty which drew us into a laughing fellowship ; we were the black-coated proletarians whom society insisted on starving as a sacrifice to respectability that goddess grave and grim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I turned my steps toward the Palazzo Mocenni, as- cended to the third piano, and rang the bell.
A lad, who appeared to be no more than thirteen or fourteen, with an excessively fair face and yellow curls, answered it. He took my card in silence when I had asked whether Tiberio was within, and ran off to some inner apartment. Almost immediately, I heard a firm foot on the carpeted floor ; I caught sight of an Orien- tal dressing-gown, and a flute-like voice bade me step over the threshold. Aye, ...Tiberio Sforza the man himself; I was in his rooms and could study him at leisure.
What struck me first was the change that had passed over his appearance. He had surely stepped down out CHAP. X. ] LORDS OF MISRULE 127 of a golden cloud. His dress in London had been shabby, not to say mean ; his lodgings, where I never had visited him, were in one of the poor streets fre- quented by Italians between Leicester and Soho squares. That in those days money was not flush with Tiberio or his comrades might be gathered from a variety of tokens; nay, it was our common poverty which drew us into a laughing fellowship ; we were the black-coated proletarians whom society insisted on starving as a sacrifice to respectability that goddess grave and grim.
What to read after Arden Massiter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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