Historical Sketches of the Old Painters
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Who has been poisoning your mind ? Who has spoken ill of Antonio ? and what have they said ? " " Alas ! my child, you little know what a hor- rible scheme has been projected between this mon- ster and Signer Vecchina. " "There has been no horrible scheme. An- tonio engaged to paint him a picture just like the one he gave you. Indeed, father, I must tell you, thouo-h Antonio charged me not to say one word about it. Vecchina offered him sixty crowns for that very picture, but he said, ' No ; my g...ood father-in-law has given me his most precious treas- ure, and this is the only return I can make him. ' " "What, then, could Pietro mean, when he told me that Antonio was to give you up to Vecchina for sixty crowns ? " "Father, " said Maddelena, sorrowfully, "I am not surprised at any low calumny that Pietro might contrive against my Antonio ; but that you could for a moment listen to it, fills me with grief and astonishment. How litde you know us ! " 156 COREGGIO.
" I perceive, " said Antonio, with mildness, " that Pietro might have been mistaken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who has been poisoning your mind ? Who has spoken ill of Antonio ? and what have they said ? " " Alas ! my child, you little know what a hor- rible scheme has been projected between this mon- ster and Signer Vecchina. " "There has been no horrible scheme. An- tonio engaged to paint him a picture just like the one he gave you. Indeed, father, I must tell you, thouo-h Antonio charged me not to say one word about it. Vecchina offered him sixty crowns for that very picture, but he said, ' No ; my g...ood father-in-law has given me his most precious treas- ure, and this is the only return I can make him. ' " "What, then, could Pietro mean, when he told me that Antonio was to give you up to Vecchina for sixty crowns ? " "Father, " said Maddelena, sorrowfully, "I am not surprised at any low calumny that Pietro might contrive against my Antonio ; but that you could for a moment listen to it, fills me with grief and astonishment. How litde you know us ! " 156 COREGGIO.
" I perceive, " said Antonio, with mildness, " that Pietro might have been mistaken.
What to read after Historical Sketches of the Old Painters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Hannah Farnham Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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