My Prisons Memoirs of Silvio Pellico
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Schiller fixed his eyes on me.
"I am accustomed, " he said, "to see persons at the last ; and I would lay a wager that you will not die. " " Are you not giving me a bad prognostic ? " said I.
"No, " he replied: "the miseries of life are great, it is true ; but he who supports them with dignity and with humility must always gain something by living. " Then he added, " If you live, I hope you will some day meet with a consolation you had not expected. You MY PRISONS. 225 were petitioning to see y...our friend, Signor Mar- oncelli. " "So many times, that I no longer hope for it. " " Hope, hope, sir ; and repeat your request. " I did so that very day. The superintendent also gave me hopes ; and added, that probably I should not only be permitted to see him, but that he would attend on me, and most likely become my constant companion.
As all the state prisoners had fallen ill, the governor had requested permission from Vienna to have them placed two and two, in order that one might assist the other in case of extreme need.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Schiller fixed his eyes on me.
"I am accustomed, " he said, "to see persons at the last ; and I would lay a wager that you will not die. " " Are you not giving me a bad prognostic ? " said I.
"No, " he replied: "the miseries of life are great, it is true ; but he who supports them with dignity and with humility must always gain something by living. " Then he added, " If you live, I hope you will some day meet with a consolation you had not expected. You MY PRISONS. 225 were petitioning to see y...our friend, Signor Mar- oncelli. " "So many times, that I no longer hope for it. " " Hope, hope, sir ; and repeat your request. " I did so that very day. The superintendent also gave me hopes ; and added, that probably I should not only be permitted to see him, but that he would attend on me, and most likely become my constant companion.
As all the state prisoners had fallen ill, the governor had requested permission from Vienna to have them placed two and two, in order that one might assist the other in case of extreme need.
What to read after My Prisons Memoirs of Silvio Pellico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Silvio Pellico to read onlineMoreLess
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