Six Thousand Years of History volume 7
Six Thousand Years of History volume 7
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The news of the victory of Milan came to add to his elation. The message was brought to him in the evening, to his villa of Malliana. Abandoning himself to the engrossing thoughts which naturally arose from the happy termina- tion of so important an enterprise, he imprudently paced to and fro until a late hour at night, before an open win- dow, through which came a malarial air from the marshes. The next day he returned to Rome, some- what exhausted, but still in high spirits. The rejoicings th...ere celebrated were not yet concluded, when he was taken ill and retired to his chamber. His illness had continued for a week without exerting serious appre- hension, when suddenly his symptoms became alarming, and so swiftly did the end approach that he expired with- out having received the sacrament. There were suspicions of poison, but the circumstances have not been thought fully to have justified them. Leo died December i, 1521, at the age of forty-four years, after having occupied the holy See eight years, eight months, and twenty days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The news of the victory of Milan came to add to his elation. The message was brought to him in the evening, to his villa of Malliana. Abandoning himself to the engrossing thoughts which naturally arose from the happy termina- tion of so important an enterprise, he imprudently paced to and fro until a late hour at night, before an open win- dow, through which came a malarial air from the marshes. The next day he returned to Rome, some- what exhausted, but still in high spirits. The rejoicings th...ere celebrated were not yet concluded, when he was taken ill and retired to his chamber. His illness had continued for a week without exerting serious appre- hension, when suddenly his symptoms became alarming, and so swiftly did the end approach that he expired with- out having received the sacrament. There were suspicions of poison, but the circumstances have not been thought fully to have justified them. Leo died December i, 1521, at the age of forty-four years, after having occupied the holy See eight years, eight months, and twenty days.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar Sanderson to read onlineMoreLess
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