Doctor Antonio
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What a pretty place this Taggia must be, stretching so gracefully up the side of the hill!" "I am glad you admire it— the place, I mean, not the sketch. I hope to see you do it more justice yourself— some day. But I must go now, or I shall be too late to send off a letter to Battista. A revoirT In crossing the garden Antonio met Sir John, and stopped to tell him that the arm-chair he had planned would be ready in a few days, and that the person who was to make it had pronounced that it would an...swer the purpose. Sir John reiterated his thanks, and then condescended to inquire after the postboy — an inquiry always made when Sir John wished to be particularly civil to Doctor Antonio. Prospero was a sort of neutral ground, on which the belligerent powers met in courteous truce. Prospero, said Antonio, had just crawled out of bed, but was as yet unfit for work in any shape. Would Doctor Antonio be so obliging, requested Sir John, as to in- form that unlucky person, that, in consideration of the good LUCY^S SCHEME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What a pretty place this Taggia must be, stretching so gracefully up the side of the hill!" "I am glad you admire it— the place, I mean, not the sketch. I hope to see you do it more justice yourself— some day. But I must go now, or I shall be too late to send off a letter to Battista. A revoirT In crossing the garden Antonio met Sir John, and stopped to tell him that the arm-chair he had planned would be ready in a few days, and that the person who was to make it had pronounced that it would an...swer the purpose. Sir John reiterated his thanks, and then condescended to inquire after the postboy — an inquiry always made when Sir John wished to be particularly civil to Doctor Antonio. Prospero was a sort of neutral ground, on which the belligerent powers met in courteous truce. Prospero, said Antonio, had just crawled out of bed, but was as yet unfit for work in any shape. Would Doctor Antonio be so obliging, requested Sir John, as to in- form that unlucky person, that, in consideration of the good LUCY^S SCHEME.
What to read after Doctor Antonio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giovanni Ruffini to read onlineMoreLess
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