The Broken Bell
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They mounted, mounted the hill steadily into the rugged country.
"You love me, too, " Delia Gandara said, "you 178 UP TOWARD THE SNOWS love me, too. You know it. You have never loved any one else. " She turned her face to him : it was as pale as the Virgin's above the altar in the Savignono chapel. He leaned toward her with a cry, and just at that moment they both started as the sound of running feet smote upon the hard white road.
As though he had been thrown from over the hill above them, a p...easant came rushing toward them, and panting reached the side of the car riage.
"Signore dottore, for the love of God !" He clung to the side of the phaeton, his bare neck streaming with the heat of his running, his lips trembling. "Signore dottore!" Delia Gandara, to whom his coming was as un welcome as possible, spoke sharply: "Well, well ! What is the matter? Speak !" "Pardon the Virgin has brought the signore dottore to Sandolo!" panted the man. "I was running to Pieve, running there, and it would 179 THE BROKEN BELL have taken me hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They mounted, mounted the hill steadily into the rugged country.
"You love me, too, " Delia Gandara said, "you 178 UP TOWARD THE SNOWS love me, too. You know it. You have never loved any one else. " She turned her face to him : it was as pale as the Virgin's above the altar in the Savignono chapel. He leaned toward her with a cry, and just at that moment they both started as the sound of running feet smote upon the hard white road.
As though he had been thrown from over the hill above them, a p...easant came rushing toward them, and panting reached the side of the car riage.
"Signore dottore, for the love of God !" He clung to the side of the phaeton, his bare neck streaming with the heat of his running, his lips trembling. "Signore dottore!" Delia Gandara, to whom his coming was as un welcome as possible, spoke sharply: "Well, well ! What is the matter? Speak !" "Pardon the Virgin has brought the signore dottore to Sandolo!" panted the man. "I was running to Pieve, running there, and it would 179 THE BROKEN BELL have taken me hours.
What to read after The Broken Bell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Van Vorst to read onlineMoreLess
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