Certain Tragical Discourses of Bandello volume 1
Certain Tragical Discourses of Bandello volume 1
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' This conclusion, thus hearde of the parentes and kynsfolkes of Salymbyno, and canvaised a litle in their severall opinions, seamed at laste of such reason and indifferencie to them all, that they converted their conceites, whiche kepte them occupyed for a tyme, into a present disposition of wonderfull joye and gladnes ; feelyinge in theyr intrals and inward partes (I can not tell by what secret instinct of minde) an approche of indissoluble tranquilitie on all partes, by the only con- junctio...n of this newe allyance. And albeit there was no equalitye of porcion, and that the dowere of Angeliqua stoode aloff' from the revenues of her newe consort, yet the vertue and giftes of grace appearyng in her made her seame hable to countervail hym in any respect ; and his frendes with one voice gave generall commendacion to the goodnes of his fortune, for plantyng his affection in so vertuous a soyle. Wherein, sewerly, they had good reason. For mariage, In the choice being a law and holye Sacrament given us from God as of our wife th'only knott of mutuall tranquillitie betwene man and w ee ought to woman, oughte to be embrased for the vertue and sinceritie vertue and of the thynge, and not abused with a regarde of richesse or gyftes of the other fylthye promocions of the worlde.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' This conclusion, thus hearde of the parentes and kynsfolkes of Salymbyno, and canvaised a litle in their severall opinions, seamed at laste of such reason and indifferencie to them all, that they converted their conceites, whiche kepte them occupyed for a tyme, into a present disposition of wonderfull joye and gladnes ; feelyinge in theyr intrals and inward partes (I can not tell by what secret instinct of minde) an approche of indissoluble tranquilitie on all partes, by the only con- junctio...n of this newe allyance. And albeit there was no equalitye of porcion, and that the dowere of Angeliqua stoode aloff' from the revenues of her newe consort, yet the vertue and giftes of grace appearyng in her made her seame hable to countervail hym in any respect ; and his frendes with one voice gave generall commendacion to the goodnes of his fortune, for plantyng his affection in so vertuous a soyle. Wherein, sewerly, they had good reason. For mariage, In the choice being a law and holye Sacrament given us from God as of our wife th'only knott of mutuall tranquillitie betwene man and w ee ought to woman, oughte to be embrased for the vertue and sinceritie vertue and of the thynge, and not abused with a regarde of richesse or gyftes of the other fylthye promocions of the worlde.
What to read after Certain Tragical Discourses of Bandello volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matteo Bandello to read onlineMoreLess
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