Mademoiselle Mori: a Tale of Modern Rome. in Two Volumes 1
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They knew what oppression and a bad Govern- ment was from dire experience — that experience which turns an abstract horror of injustice and oppression into intense personal hatred of the oppressors — and the friends who came to their house joined them in whispered schemes and views of reformation, which Pope Gregory would have considered as high treason. He was aware of the feeling abroad, as new and stringent edicts perpetually proved : bat there was already that thrill throughout Rome which p...recedes great changes — as the quivering of the leaves foretels that a tempest is at hand, though, as yet, the sky 86 MADEMOISELLE MORI.
is clear. The contagion had even reached Vin- cenzo, who looked forward eagerly to evening visits from Signor Cecchi — read Sismondi's Italian Republics with sudden and insatiable interest ; and discoursed enthusiastically with Irene on the future of Italy ; rather to the consternation of Mrs. Dalzell, whose English education had not prepared her to sympathize with these views.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They knew what oppression and a bad Govern- ment was from dire experience — that experience which turns an abstract horror of injustice and oppression into intense personal hatred of the oppressors — and the friends who came to their house joined them in whispered schemes and views of reformation, which Pope Gregory would have considered as high treason. He was aware of the feeling abroad, as new and stringent edicts perpetually proved : bat there was already that thrill throughout Rome which p...recedes great changes — as the quivering of the leaves foretels that a tempest is at hand, though, as yet, the sky 86 MADEMOISELLE MORI.
is clear. The contagion had even reached Vin- cenzo, who looked forward eagerly to evening visits from Signor Cecchi — read Sismondi's Italian Republics with sudden and insatiable interest ; and discoursed enthusiastically with Irene on the future of Italy ; rather to the consternation of Mrs. Dalzell, whose English education had not prepared her to sympathize with these views.
What to read after Mademoiselle Mori: a Tale of Modern Rome. in Two Volumes 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Margaret, B. 1833 to read onlineMoreLess
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