Don Finimondone Calabrian Sketches
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" We are well off, eh ?" he would say to her, and la Muridda would turn on him her sober eyes and thrust her moist muzzle into his hand.
That Sunday, however, the words of Don Giammaria stuck like nails in the mind of com- pare Girolamo. Riding up the mountain, he without his own will, looked at the trees beside the path. "That one would do for the bride- groom, for 'tis tall and stout like compare Mico that carries the banner in the processions; that other, so pretty, would be for the bride; n...o, here's another still more beautiful ! " And once he stopped la Muridda in order to look at a little fir-tree, until the good beast lost patience, 94 THE TREE OF THE BRIDE lifted her head and let off her voice, as if to re- mind him that they should go home. " Right you are, my little old one. Arricica /" They followed the path, full of stones and stumps, up to that piece of land, somewhat sheltered by the rocks that formed the sides of the " kneading-tray, " where compare Girolamo had the house, and a little ground planted with cabbages and broad beans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We are well off, eh ?" he would say to her, and la Muridda would turn on him her sober eyes and thrust her moist muzzle into his hand.
That Sunday, however, the words of Don Giammaria stuck like nails in the mind of com- pare Girolamo. Riding up the mountain, he without his own will, looked at the trees beside the path. "That one would do for the bride- groom, for 'tis tall and stout like compare Mico that carries the banner in the processions; that other, so pretty, would be for the bride; n...o, here's another still more beautiful ! " And once he stopped la Muridda in order to look at a little fir-tree, until the good beast lost patience, 94 THE TREE OF THE BRIDE lifted her head and let off her voice, as if to re- mind him that they should go home. " Right you are, my little old one. Arricica /" They followed the path, full of stones and stumps, up to that piece of land, somewhat sheltered by the rocks that formed the sides of the " kneading-tray, " where compare Girolamo had the house, and a little ground planted with cabbages and broad beans.
What to read after Don Finimondone Calabrian Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisabeth Cavazza to read onlineMoreLess
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