La Bodega (The Fruit of the Vine) a Novel
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That I love you very, very much; that all these days Tve passed with a deep, dark pain in my heart, thinking of my gipsy. ..." And the lovers, already launched into a passionate mood, luUed themselves with the music of their words, with all the verbose exuberance of the province.
Rafael, his hands grasping the bars, trembled with emotion as he spoke to María de la Luz, as if his words were not his own and disturbed him with a slight in- 152 LA BODEGA toxication. The endearments of the popul...ar songs, all the bold expressions that he had heard, accompanied by the strumming of the guitar, were mingled by him into the amorous litany with which his murmuring voice en- veloped his sweetheart.
*'May all the burdens of your life descend upon me, soul of my soul, and may you enjoy only happiness.
My gipsy darling, you' ve got God's own face; your lips are the sweetest of arches, and when you look at me, it seems that the good Jesús of the miracles is gazing at me with his tender eyes. ...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, .
That I love you very, very much; that all these days Tve passed with a deep, dark pain in my heart, thinking of my gipsy. ..." And the lovers, already launched into a passionate mood, luUed themselves with the music of their words, with all the verbose exuberance of the province.
Rafael, his hands grasping the bars, trembled with emotion as he spoke to María de la Luz, as if his words were not his own and disturbed him with a slight in- 152 LA BODEGA toxication. The endearments of the popul...ar songs, all the bold expressions that he had heard, accompanied by the strumming of the guitar, were mingled by him into the amorous litany with which his murmuring voice en- veloped his sweetheart.
*'May all the burdens of your life descend upon me, soul of my soul, and may you enjoy only happiness.
My gipsy darling, you' ve got God's own face; your lips are the sweetest of arches, and when you look at me, it seems that the good Jesús of the miracles is gazing at me with his tender eyes. ...
What to read after La Bodega (The Fruit of the Vine) a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blasco Ibáñez Vicente to read onlineMoreLess
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