Signa. a Story 1
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" " Let me get at him ! — let me get at him !
Oh, the little snake that I suckled at my breast, robbing my own precious child for him ! Two hundred francs ! two hundred francs ! A year's rent ! A flock of sheep ! — wine to flood the town ! — waggons of flour ! — ten years' indulgence !
— half this world and all the next, why one might buy for such a sum as that ! And flung away upon a fiddle-case ! But to prison the child shall go, and Tonino must disgorge. Let me only catch him ! Let him onl}^... come home ! " Signa, in the dark upon the stones, looking up, saw this excited crowd, with waving hands, and fists thrust into each other's eyes, and faces glowing in the light of the gateway lamp, and voices breaking out against him and blaming Bruno.
They were ready to fling him bodily into the Arno.
SIGNA. 283 He was sh}^ but he was brave. His heart sickened and his temples throbbed with horror of the unknown things that they would wreak upon him. But he lowered the load off his shoulders, and darted up the paved way into their midst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Let me get at him ! — let me get at him !
Oh, the little snake that I suckled at my breast, robbing my own precious child for him ! Two hundred francs ! two hundred francs ! A year's rent ! A flock of sheep ! — wine to flood the town ! — waggons of flour ! — ten years' indulgence !
— half this world and all the next, why one might buy for such a sum as that ! And flung away upon a fiddle-case ! But to prison the child shall go, and Tonino must disgorge. Let me only catch him ! Let him onl}^... come home ! " Signa, in the dark upon the stones, looking up, saw this excited crowd, with waving hands, and fists thrust into each other's eyes, and faces glowing in the light of the gateway lamp, and voices breaking out against him and blaming Bruno.
They were ready to fling him bodily into the Arno.
SIGNA. 283 He was sh}^ but he was brave. His heart sickened and his temples throbbed with horror of the unknown things that they would wreak upon him. But he lowered the load off his shoulders, and darted up the paved way into their midst.
What to read after Signa. a Story 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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