Leila
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However, that is a vain hope." Massimo had proposed that the idea of a monument should be given up, and that instead this touching desire should be carried out. A small piece of ground^ far removed from worldly strife, in the cemetery where Piero Maironi's parents lay sleeping, and where his wife had wished to rest — that would be the most fitting monumfent. And now it was decided iand Benedetto's wish was about to be fulfilled.
" Will you come to Oria on that day? " Massimo ^sked.
Don Aurelio ...could not promise this. He did not know whence or how far he might be obliged to> travel to reach Oria. But he would come only if the ceremony were free from all unseemly religious manifestations. Then he rose and relighted the lamp.
" It is late," said he, " and you must return to the Montanina." He opened a drawer of the writing- t^ble and drew from it two letters, which he asked Massimo to forward on the following day, after Ui SHEARS having' read them himself. One was for the arch- priest, the other for the village Chief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, that is a vain hope." Massimo had proposed that the idea of a monument should be given up, and that instead this touching desire should be carried out. A small piece of ground^ far removed from worldly strife, in the cemetery where Piero Maironi's parents lay sleeping, and where his wife had wished to rest — that would be the most fitting monumfent. And now it was decided iand Benedetto's wish was about to be fulfilled.
" Will you come to Oria on that day? " Massimo ^sked.
Don Aurelio ...could not promise this. He did not know whence or how far he might be obliged to> travel to reach Oria. But he would come only if the ceremony were free from all unseemly religious manifestations. Then he rose and relighted the lamp.
" It is late," said he, " and you must return to the Montanina." He opened a drawer of the writing- t^ble and drew from it two letters, which he asked Massimo to forward on the following day, after Ui SHEARS having' read them himself. One was for the arch- priest, the other for the village Chief.
What to read after Leila?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Prichard Agnetti to read onlineMoreLess
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