The American History And Encyclopedia of Music .. V. 1
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He wakes to find that only two hours of life remain but not even this can dim his gaiety and courage. He playfully asks the boy how he would spend them had he but two hours to live and, when Lazarillo timidly suggests sending for a priest and con- fessing his sins, Don Caesar laughs and says it could never be done in two hours. Don Jose comes with proffers of friendship and proposes to give him his one wish, a sol- dier's death, if he will consent to be married. Don Caesar quite willing, assume...s the bridal apparel provided and is soon the husband of a heavily veiled lady. Previous to this, however, Lazarillo has brought in a paper which Don Jose, discovering it to be the king's pardon, intercepts. After the bride has gone and while Don Caesar is feasting with his executioners, Lazarillo extracts the bullets from the MARITANA 227 arquebuses. When they are discharged, Don Caesar feigns death and later on walks away unhurt.
The scene changes to the salon in the palace of the Marquis and Marchioness of Montefiori, where Don Jose brings Maritana, who fancies she has been married to the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wakes to find that only two hours of life remain but not even this can dim his gaiety and courage. He playfully asks the boy how he would spend them had he but two hours to live and, when Lazarillo timidly suggests sending for a priest and con- fessing his sins, Don Caesar laughs and says it could never be done in two hours. Don Jose comes with proffers of friendship and proposes to give him his one wish, a sol- dier's death, if he will consent to be married. Don Caesar quite willing, assume...s the bridal apparel provided and is soon the husband of a heavily veiled lady. Previous to this, however, Lazarillo has brought in a paper which Don Jose, discovering it to be the king's pardon, intercepts. After the bride has gone and while Don Caesar is feasting with his executioners, Lazarillo extracts the bullets from the MARITANA 227 arquebuses. When they are discharged, Don Caesar feigns death and later on walks away unhurt.
The scene changes to the salon in the palace of the Marquis and Marchioness of Montefiori, where Don Jose brings Maritana, who fancies she has been married to the King.
What to read after The American History And Encyclopedia of Music .. V. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickinson, Edward, 1853-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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