The Adventures of Don Sylvio De Rosalva
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But prithee, what reasons hast thou " " Why, madam, if we believe this PedriUo, and he seems to be a frank, open-hearted young fellow, in what he has said in favour of his master, we cannot then refuse to believe that Don Sylvio is in love with a butterfly, and has, God knows what — some dwarf for his rival : that a fairy protects him, and that by this same fairy's assistance, the butterfly is to be changed into a princess, and so forth. Now all this in my mind, is pretty much of the Bedlam sta...mp : and yet, what is still worse, the lad utters these idle stories with so simple and ingenuous an air, and such DON SYLVIO DE ROSALVA 163 an absolute appearance of sincerity, as leaves us no room to suppose or to hope that all he said was merely for our diversion, which renders the case so much the more desperate. " " I grant thee, Laura, and why should I make it a mystery to thee, that this young gentleman gives me some concern ; for he must be out of his senses if what Pedrillo said be true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But prithee, what reasons hast thou " " Why, madam, if we believe this PedriUo, and he seems to be a frank, open-hearted young fellow, in what he has said in favour of his master, we cannot then refuse to believe that Don Sylvio is in love with a butterfly, and has, God knows what — some dwarf for his rival : that a fairy protects him, and that by this same fairy's assistance, the butterfly is to be changed into a princess, and so forth. Now all this in my mind, is pretty much of the Bedlam sta...mp : and yet, what is still worse, the lad utters these idle stories with so simple and ingenuous an air, and such DON SYLVIO DE ROSALVA 163 an absolute appearance of sincerity, as leaves us no room to suppose or to hope that all he said was merely for our diversion, which renders the case so much the more desperate. " " I grant thee, Laura, and why should I make it a mystery to thee, that this young gentleman gives me some concern ; for he must be out of his senses if what Pedrillo said be true.
What to read after The Adventures of Don Sylvio De Rosalva?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christoph Martin Wieland to read onlineMoreLess
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