The Decameron Vol Ii
The Decameron Vol Ii
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"I say, " replied Gianni, "that, meseems, some one hastapped at our door. " "Tapped at it?" quoth the lady. "Alas, my Gianni, wottest thou not what that is? 'Tis the bogey, which for some nights pasthas so terrified me as never was, insomuch that I never hear it but I popmy head under the clothes and venture not to put it out again until 'tisbroad day. " "Come, come, wife, " quoth Gianni, "if such it is, be notalarmed; for before we got into bed I repeated the Te lucis, theIntemerata, and diver...s other good orisons, besides which I made the signof the cross in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit at eachcorner of the bed; wherefore we need have no fear that it may avail tohurt us, whatever be its power. " The lady, lest Federigo, perchancesuspecting a rival, should take offence, resolved to get up, and let himunderstand that Gianni was there: so she said to her husband:--"Wellwell; so sayst thou; but I for my part shall never deem myself safe andsecure, unless we exorcise it, seeing that thou art here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I say, " replied Gianni, "that, meseems, some one hastapped at our door. " "Tapped at it?" quoth the lady. "Alas, my Gianni, wottest thou not what that is? 'Tis the bogey, which for some nights pasthas so terrified me as never was, insomuch that I never hear it but I popmy head under the clothes and venture not to put it out again until 'tisbroad day. " "Come, come, wife, " quoth Gianni, "if such it is, be notalarmed; for before we got into bed I repeated the Te lucis, theIntemerata, and diver...s other good orisons, besides which I made the signof the cross in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit at eachcorner of the bed; wherefore we need have no fear that it may avail tohurt us, whatever be its power. " The lady, lest Federigo, perchancesuspecting a rival, should take offence, resolved to get up, and let himunderstand that Gianni was there: so she said to her husband:--"Wellwell; so sayst thou; but I for my part shall never deem myself safe andsecure, unless we exorcise it, seeing that thou art here.
What to read after The Decameron Vol Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boccaccio, Giovanni, 1313-1375 to read onlineMoreLess
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