Celebrated Crimes volume 1
Celebrated Crimes volume 1
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As he approached his mother's house, Caesar be- gan to observe the signs of strange devastation. The street was scattered with the wreck of furniture and strips of precious stuffs. As he arrived at the foot of the little flight of steps that led to the entrance gate, he saw that the windows were broken and the remains of torn curtains were fluttering in front of them. Not understanding what this disorder could mean, he rushed into the house and through several deserted and wrecked apartments. A...t last, seeing light in one of the rooms, he went in, and there found his mother sitting on the remains of a chest made of ebony all inlaid with ivory and silver. When she saw Csesar, she rose, pale and dishevelled, 126 THE BORGIAS and pointing to the desolation around her, ex- claimed — " Look, Caesar ; behold the work of your new friends. " "But what does it mean, mother?" asked the cardinal. " Whence comes all this disorder? " " From the serpent, " replied Rosa Vanozza, gnashing her teeth, — " from the serpent you have warmed in your bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he approached his mother's house, Caesar be- gan to observe the signs of strange devastation. The street was scattered with the wreck of furniture and strips of precious stuffs. As he arrived at the foot of the little flight of steps that led to the entrance gate, he saw that the windows were broken and the remains of torn curtains were fluttering in front of them. Not understanding what this disorder could mean, he rushed into the house and through several deserted and wrecked apartments. A...t last, seeing light in one of the rooms, he went in, and there found his mother sitting on the remains of a chest made of ebony all inlaid with ivory and silver. When she saw Csesar, she rose, pale and dishevelled, 126 THE BORGIAS and pointing to the desolation around her, ex- claimed — " Look, Caesar ; behold the work of your new friends. " "But what does it mean, mother?" asked the cardinal. " Whence comes all this disorder? " " From the serpent, " replied Rosa Vanozza, gnashing her teeth, — " from the serpent you have warmed in your bosom.
What to read after Celebrated Crimes volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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