Recantation : Or, the Confessions of a Convert to Romanism : a Tale of Domestic And Religious Life in Italy
Recantation : Or, the Confessions of a Convert to Romanism : a Tale of Domestic And Religious Life in Italy
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. . " Ah per appunto ! that reminds me that I have promised to go and play a game at billiards with Ferdinando. Addio — addio ! " and without waiting for my reply, he started up, and went in search of the young Bo- lognese. * '< Better to be a living ass than a dead dootgr,** — » very popular Italian proverK y Google 150 BECANTATION* Agaip I endeavored to resume my letter, but the unbidden tears fell so fast and thick upon the paper, that I could not read the characters traced by my trembling pen ; and, unable any longer to control my feel- ings, I buried my face in my hands, and wept bitterly. I was disturbed §ome time afterwards by a knock at the door, — ^it was Annina, come to arrange my dress before the dinner hour, which was three o'clock* I stooped down over the table, and pretend- ed to be looking for some papers in my desk, lest she should detect traces of tears upon my face ; but not long afterwards, as she was dressing my hair, I saw reflected in the mirror her keen dark eyes, filled with an expression of so m^ch meaning and com- passion, that I at once divined she had dis- covered my emotion, and perhaps had even penetrated into its cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . " Ah per appunto ! that reminds me that I have promised to go and play a game at billiards with Ferdinando. Addio — addio ! " and without waiting for my reply, he started up, and went in search of the young Bo- lognese. * '< Better to be a living ass than a dead dootgr,** — » very popular Italian proverK y Google 150 BECANTATION* Agaip I endeavored to resume my letter, but the unbidden tears fell so fast and thick upon the paper, that I could not read the characters traced by my trembling pen ; and, unable any longer to control my feel- ings, I buried my face in my hands, and wept bitterly. I was disturbed §ome time afterwards by a knock at the door, — ^it was Annina, come to arrange my dress before the dinner hour, which was three o'clock* I stooped down over the table, and pretend- ed to be looking for some papers in my desk, lest she should detect traces of tears upon my face ; but not long afterwards, as she was dressing my hair, I saw reflected in the mirror her keen dark eyes, filled with an expression of so m^ch meaning and com- passion, that I at once divined she had dis- covered my emotion, and perhaps had even penetrated into its cause.
What to read after Recantation : Or, the Confessions of a Convert to Romanism : a Tale of Domestic And Religious Life in Italy?
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