Memoirs of Spain During the Reigns of Philip Iv. And Charles Ii., From 1621 to 1700 1
Memoirs of Spain During the Reigns of Philip Iv. And Charles Ii., From 1621 to 1700 1
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Chap. VBL in the diaracterB aad watiom of the Rmnan snd Ncapolitaii desmgognes.
. The Viceroy, emboUemd fay ike fiite of Masanielkp and the apathy with which his loss was sustained by die {KO]de, inconsiderately allowed ike w«ght of btead to be dtninidied on the very ^ day after his death. This redne^ tion immediately pmdueed a oommotion : tbebakenaad ipnain-dealers were peisonally ill*1reated» or their "pmpotm iy destroyed, luid the mob rushed in great nnmbers toIlM pakoe, bearing the sBiaU.kw...?es onrthdr pftes. The AdUe erowd now regarded MasanieUo as a martyr in- their caliaa It was neported that, at the time of the attack by the bndittitfae had been strudcby a number of bullets, whirii •miramdously did not pierce his body, and it was bo- Jkved that, at the hour in which he was slain, there was 4ie0a an angelic figure, horering in the air over the diurch Del Garmine, with a sword in his hand» wfaidi he was sheathing in the scabbard, and that a voice was heard ftoes on hi^, sayings ** His labour is finidied, give him rest P^ Hie credulous multitude, impressed with the oonvietksi tiiat Masaaiello had been received into heaven as a mw- tyr «nd a saint, now eagerly sought out his mutilated re- mains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chap. VBL in the diaracterB aad watiom of the Rmnan snd Ncapolitaii desmgognes.
. The Viceroy, emboUemd fay ike fiite of Masanielkp and the apathy with which his loss was sustained by die {KO]de, inconsiderately allowed ike w«ght of btead to be dtninidied on the very ^ day after his death. This redne^ tion immediately pmdueed a oommotion : tbebakenaad ipnain-dealers were peisonally ill*1reated» or their "pmpotm iy destroyed, luid the mob rushed in great nnmbers toIlM pakoe, bearing the sBiaU.kw...?es onrthdr pftes. The AdUe erowd now regarded MasanieUo as a martyr in- their caliaa It was neported that, at the time of the attack by the bndittitfae had been strudcby a number of bullets, whirii •miramdously did not pierce his body, and it was bo- Jkved that, at the hour in which he was slain, there was 4ie0a an angelic figure, horering in the air over the diurch Del Garmine, with a sword in his hand» wfaidi he was sheathing in the scabbard, and that a voice was heard ftoes on hi^, sayings ** His labour is finidied, give him rest P^ Hie credulous multitude, impressed with the oonvietksi tiiat Masaaiello had been received into heaven as a mw- tyr «nd a saint, now eagerly sought out his mutilated re- mains.
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