Storied Italy
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For something told him what it was that had attracted their attention.
Calling to them to desist until he could get to them, he tore back to Ponte Molle, recrossed the river and sped along it until he had reached the place where the men were waiting for him.
"Quick! Get spades, " he told them; for only the edge of what he remembered as Rosa Bathurst's riding-habit was above the ground "the rest" lying buried deep in the sandy soil. And they made haste to do as he bade them; and soon they had re...moved the sand, and then Mills saw lying beneath his eyes the dead girl just as she had been in life exquisitely sleeping, with her eyes closed and only a tiny bruise on her forehead. Her long blue habit was not in the least disarranged, any more than was the little riding-bonnet which she was still wearing, and which was tied upon her head by a light veil passing under the chin.
Thus Rosa Bathurst was given back at last to those who had delighted in her young loveliness ; and here by the Tiber, and at the place where she had died, she was buried, whilst a pathetic memorial was raised to SIGNORA PISTOCCHI her by her mother hard by the selfsame spot where her mare's panic had been the cause of her untimely end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For something told him what it was that had attracted their attention.
Calling to them to desist until he could get to them, he tore back to Ponte Molle, recrossed the river and sped along it until he had reached the place where the men were waiting for him.
"Quick! Get spades, " he told them; for only the edge of what he remembered as Rosa Bathurst's riding-habit was above the ground "the rest" lying buried deep in the sandy soil. And they made haste to do as he bade them; and soon they had re...moved the sand, and then Mills saw lying beneath his eyes the dead girl just as she had been in life exquisitely sleeping, with her eyes closed and only a tiny bruise on her forehead. Her long blue habit was not in the least disarranged, any more than was the little riding-bonnet which she was still wearing, and which was tied upon her head by a light veil passing under the chin.
Thus Rosa Bathurst was given back at last to those who had delighted in her young loveliness ; and here by the Tiber, and at the place where she had died, she was buried, whilst a pathetic memorial was raised to SIGNORA PISTOCCHI her by her mother hard by the selfsame spot where her mare's panic had been the cause of her untimely end.
What to read after Storied Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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