The Bravo : a Tale
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The trumpeter sounded on the bridge of St.
Mark, immediately beneath them, and proclamation was again made, offering gold for the arrest of the Bravo.
" 'Tis the officer of the republic, bidding for the head of one who carries a common stiletto," cried the half-breathless Gelsomina, who little heeded the ceremony at that instant ; " he merits his fate." " Then why resist it 1 " " Ye speak without meaning !" " Doting girl, this is Jacopo Frontoni !" Gelsomina would have disbelieved her ears, but... for the anguished expression of Jacopo's eye. The horrible truth burst upon her mind, and she fell life- less. At that moment the Bravo was hurried from the bridge.
CHAPTER XI.
" Let us lifl up the curtain, and observe What passes in that chamber." Rogers.
There were many rumors, uttered in the fearful and secret manner which characterized the man- ners of the town, in the streets of Venice that day.
Hundreds passed near the granite columns, as if they expected to see the Bra^o occupying his ac- customed stand, in audacious defiance of the piu^- V'OL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trumpeter sounded on the bridge of St.
Mark, immediately beneath them, and proclamation was again made, offering gold for the arrest of the Bravo.
" 'Tis the officer of the republic, bidding for the head of one who carries a common stiletto," cried the half-breathless Gelsomina, who little heeded the ceremony at that instant ; " he merits his fate." " Then why resist it 1 " " Ye speak without meaning !" " Doting girl, this is Jacopo Frontoni !" Gelsomina would have disbelieved her ears, but... for the anguished expression of Jacopo's eye. The horrible truth burst upon her mind, and she fell life- less. At that moment the Bravo was hurried from the bridge.
CHAPTER XI.
" Let us lifl up the curtain, and observe What passes in that chamber." Rogers.
There were many rumors, uttered in the fearful and secret manner which characterized the man- ners of the town, in the streets of Venice that day.
Hundreds passed near the granite columns, as if they expected to see the Bra^o occupying his ac- customed stand, in audacious defiance of the piu^- V'OL.
What to read after The Bravo : a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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