Rodari Sculptor a Story of Pisa
Rodari Sculptor a Story of Pisa
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"I pity him. " "Si, signorina, " placidly responded the nun. "Si, Trouble and Joy are sisters. If he persists in looking upon the face of one only, it is his own deed. The other is always to be found near. However, life is not com- pletely lived without acquaintance with both, " and she leaned forward and moved the medicine-glass on the table from the stray sun ray, which repeated its radiating prisms in shimmering waves of purple, green and crimson upon the white ceiling.
' ' Yes, you are righ...t, I suppose. It is his own undo- ing, ' ' the signorina assented ; ' c but Corrona has been the chief sufferer, I fear, ' ' and she looked pityingly over to the white-curtained bed, the mother-look strong in her blue eyes, in the broad breast and beautiful arms, which seemed a very cradle of peace and refuge.
The sister slowly passed one brown, prayer-worn bead after another through her thin fingers. The black A Story of Pisa 31 and gold crucifix on her breast scarcely stirred with her quiet breathing, and the signorina felt a sudden impa- tience and irritation over this calm, philosophical accept- ance of another's trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I pity him. " "Si, signorina, " placidly responded the nun. "Si, Trouble and Joy are sisters. If he persists in looking upon the face of one only, it is his own deed. The other is always to be found near. However, life is not com- pletely lived without acquaintance with both, " and she leaned forward and moved the medicine-glass on the table from the stray sun ray, which repeated its radiating prisms in shimmering waves of purple, green and crimson upon the white ceiling.
' ' Yes, you are righ...t, I suppose. It is his own undo- ing, ' ' the signorina assented ; ' c but Corrona has been the chief sufferer, I fear, ' ' and she looked pityingly over to the white-curtained bed, the mother-look strong in her blue eyes, in the broad breast and beautiful arms, which seemed a very cradle of peace and refuge.
The sister slowly passed one brown, prayer-worn bead after another through her thin fingers. The black A Story of Pisa 31 and gold crucifix on her breast scarcely stirred with her quiet breathing, and the signorina felt a sudden impa- tience and irritation over this calm, philosophical accept- ance of another's trouble.
What to read after Rodari Sculptor a Story of Pisa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Edmands Pennoyer to read onlineMoreLess
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