Manfred
Manfred
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Buoso sent some men, who brought him there. It was dark, and I hid myself in a corridor, to see him as he passed, and I can tell you, my master, the storm of con- tending passions which rent his soul was an astounding thing to witness ; hardly able to stand, he leaned against the wall for support, unable to go either forward or back. " "Do you enjoy describing his despair, miscreant?" "Think how you w^ild have enjoyed seeing it, my master ! Finding that he delayed too long, I crept softly near ...him, and murmured in his ear, ' Remember your father. ' He turned, and pursued me eagerly, whilst I, familiar with the place, fled from room to room, till I had brought him to the one where Duera was ; I then easily slipped away from him. From that time his course was unavoidable ; the Ghibelline traitor received the letters . . . " " Convert, you mean. " " Convert. The French received theirs, and he re- mained in their camp till they reached Rome ! " "What! Is he no longer with them?" demanded Count Anselmo with a terrible oath, striking his fist upon the table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Buoso sent some men, who brought him there. It was dark, and I hid myself in a corridor, to see him as he passed, and I can tell you, my master, the storm of con- tending passions which rent his soul was an astounding thing to witness ; hardly able to stand, he leaned against the wall for support, unable to go either forward or back. " "Do you enjoy describing his despair, miscreant?" "Think how you w^ild have enjoyed seeing it, my master ! Finding that he delayed too long, I crept softly near ...him, and murmured in his ear, ' Remember your father. ' He turned, and pursued me eagerly, whilst I, familiar with the place, fled from room to room, till I had brought him to the one where Duera was ; I then easily slipped away from him. From that time his course was unavoidable ; the Ghibelline traitor received the letters . . . " " Convert, you mean. " " Convert. The French received theirs, and he re- mained in their camp till they reached Rome ! " "What! Is he no longer with them?" demanded Count Anselmo with a terrible oath, striking his fist upon the table.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi to read onlineMoreLess
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