Poverina a Story
Poverina a Story
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Ah, I understand now why she sang those pretty mountain ballads. Bella sposina, there is a stranger here who would be glad to hear them. Sing for us your best stor- relli. " "Here ?" she asked, uneasily. "And why not, pray ?" She turned on Neri a most suppliant glance. " Oh, Neri ! I can not sing here before all these people. " "You sang the Maggio at Vicopelago, and if these gentlemen desire it, do what they wish. We are poor people, and have nothing to live on, and these gentlemen will probab...ly give you some- thing for your trouble. See, gentlemen, I can work no more. I lost my arm in a frightful way by a shot from the gun of a jealous lover of Eo- sina's. We must earn our bread, somehow ; and if you will help us, see " POVERINA. 137 "Yes, yes, " said the Director, to get rid of him ; and added, in French, "The husband looks a rascal. Sing, my child, " he added, turning to Eosina. " Must I sing, Neri? " she asked, with touching humility. "I think so ; these gentlemen desire it. " She turned toward the sea, and fixed her eyes on the blue immensity, where she could behold no human being where the sky and the waves melted into one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, I understand now why she sang those pretty mountain ballads. Bella sposina, there is a stranger here who would be glad to hear them. Sing for us your best stor- relli. " "Here ?" she asked, uneasily. "And why not, pray ?" She turned on Neri a most suppliant glance. " Oh, Neri ! I can not sing here before all these people. " "You sang the Maggio at Vicopelago, and if these gentlemen desire it, do what they wish. We are poor people, and have nothing to live on, and these gentlemen will probab...ly give you some- thing for your trouble. See, gentlemen, I can work no more. I lost my arm in a frightful way by a shot from the gun of a jealous lover of Eo- sina's. We must earn our bread, somehow ; and if you will help us, see " POVERINA. 137 "Yes, yes, " said the Director, to get rid of him ; and added, in French, "The husband looks a rascal. Sing, my child, " he added, turning to Eosina. " Must I sing, Neri? " she asked, with touching humility. "I think so ; these gentlemen desire it. " She turned toward the sea, and fixed her eyes on the blue immensity, where she could behold no human being where the sky and the waves melted into one.
What to read after Poverina a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olga Cantacuzne Altiri to read onlineMoreLess
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