The Golden book of Venice a Historical Romance of the 16th Century
The Golden book of Venice a Historical Romance of the 16th Century
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Such a marriage had indeed taken place in the latter half of the four teenth century; the number of the decree authoriz ing the full nobility of the children had been noted in the Golden Book, the original decree could there fore be found, within the archives, upon demand of the Savii.
The case had changed from a matter of gracious policy to one of unquestioned importance in the minds of the gravest counsellors of the Republic in spite of the glamor of romance which threatened to 133 The Golden... ^Book of Venice lessen its dignity by winning the enthusiastic sup port of the younger members of the assembly and the jealous opposition of the older senators, who were tenacious of the privileges and restrictions of the ancient nobility of Venice. The faces of many among them were dark and threatening. One of their number high in authority, whose seat was near the Savii on the dais, and who was known to be of the strictest oligarchical proclivities, risked the words, "Remember the Serrata Consiglio, " in a clear undertone, but was immediately repressed by a terrible glance from more than one of the com manding Savii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a marriage had indeed taken place in the latter half of the four teenth century; the number of the decree authoriz ing the full nobility of the children had been noted in the Golden Book, the original decree could there fore be found, within the archives, upon demand of the Savii.
The case had changed from a matter of gracious policy to one of unquestioned importance in the minds of the gravest counsellors of the Republic in spite of the glamor of romance which threatened to 133 The Golden... ^Book of Venice lessen its dignity by winning the enthusiastic sup port of the younger members of the assembly and the jealous opposition of the older senators, who were tenacious of the privileges and restrictions of the ancient nobility of Venice. The faces of many among them were dark and threatening. One of their number high in authority, whose seat was near the Savii on the dais, and who was known to be of the strictest oligarchical proclivities, risked the words, "Remember the Serrata Consiglio, " in a clear undertone, but was immediately repressed by a terrible glance from more than one of the com manding Savii.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francese Hubbard Litchfield Turnbull to read onlineMoreLess
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