The Fruitful Vine
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Such a woman could not desire to see the ruin pieced together, restored, by another woman or girl. The fact that Giorgio Montebruno had first put it into Prin- cess Carelli's head that Donna Ursula might do very well for Cesare as a wife did not wake the Princess's suspicions. Mon- tebruno was an old friend of so many women that his strange affection for Princess Mancelli was not suspected in Rome. He looked quite incapable of a strong affection. And his fam- ily and the Princess's were old and... almost legendary allies. Of course he was hereditarily fond of Lisetta. That meant noth- ing. And Montebruno had always been intimate with Prin- cess Carelli, as he was with nearly everybody. He had never suggested to her that Donna Ursula would do for Cesare. He had only deplored the perpetual illnesses of his cousin, Gia- como's wife, and casually hinted that it was dangerous for the greatest heiress in Rome to be so little looked after. And he had wondered whether Princess Carelli would chaperone Ur- sula to the Caltanizetti's, It would be the child's first party, and it was important she should appear under good auspices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a woman could not desire to see the ruin pieced together, restored, by another woman or girl. The fact that Giorgio Montebruno had first put it into Prin- cess Carelli's head that Donna Ursula might do very well for Cesare as a wife did not wake the Princess's suspicions. Mon- tebruno was an old friend of so many women that his strange affection for Princess Mancelli was not suspected in Rome. He looked quite incapable of a strong affection. And his fam- ily and the Princess's were old and... almost legendary allies. Of course he was hereditarily fond of Lisetta. That meant noth- ing. And Montebruno had always been intimate with Prin- cess Carelli, as he was with nearly everybody. He had never suggested to her that Donna Ursula would do for Cesare. He had only deplored the perpetual illnesses of his cousin, Gia- como's wife, and casually hinted that it was dangerous for the greatest heiress in Rome to be so little looked after. And he had wondered whether Princess Carelli would chaperone Ur- sula to the Caltanizetti's, It would be the child's first party, and it was important she should appear under good auspices.
What to read after The Fruitful Vine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hichens to read onlineMoreLess
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