The Italian Novelists
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' On hearing this, the lady, blushing deeply, turned sharply round upon the little old hag, exclaiming, ' Oh, you wicked little creature ! were it not for the sake of my own reputation, I would give you such a lesson, that you should remember it to the latest day of your life. A pretty story to come before decent people with ! Are not you ashamed of yourself to let such words come out of your mouth ? ' Then seizing an iron bar that lay across the doorway, '111 betide you, little wretch, ' she c...ried, as she brandished it ; ' if you ever return this way again, you may depend upon it you will never go back alive ! ' The trembling old creature, quickly bundling up her pack, ran off, in dread of feeling that cruel weapon on her shoulders ; nor did she once think of stopping till she had reached the place where Signer Bucciolo stood. Eagerly inquiring the news, and in what way she had prospered : ' Oh, very badly, very badly, ' answered the little gipsy ; ' I never was in such a fright in all my life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' On hearing this, the lady, blushing deeply, turned sharply round upon the little old hag, exclaiming, ' Oh, you wicked little creature ! were it not for the sake of my own reputation, I would give you such a lesson, that you should remember it to the latest day of your life. A pretty story to come before decent people with ! Are not you ashamed of yourself to let such words come out of your mouth ? ' Then seizing an iron bar that lay across the doorway, '111 betide you, little wretch, ' she c...ried, as she brandished it ; ' if you ever return this way again, you may depend upon it you will never go back alive ! ' The trembling old creature, quickly bundling up her pack, ran off, in dread of feeling that cruel weapon on her shoulders ; nor did she once think of stopping till she had reached the place where Signer Bucciolo stood. Eagerly inquiring the news, and in what way she had prospered : ' Oh, very badly, very badly, ' answered the little gipsy ; ' I never was in such a fright in all my life.
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