The Italian Novelists volume 2
The Italian Novelists volume 2
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Oh, we poor peasants ! what pleasure have we in life? We toil hard to till the earth and to sow our wheat, which you fine folk consume, whilst we poor people have to make the best shift we can with rye-bread. We tend the vines and make the wine, of which you drink the best, and we have to be satisfied with wine lees or water. ' In answer to Thia's speech Marsilio said : c Do not distress yourself on ac- count of this, for if you grant me the favour I desire I will see that you want for nothing ...that can give you delight. ' Thia replied : f Ah ! this is what you cavaliers always say until we have done your pleasure ; then you go away and THE FOURTH FABLE. 245 we never see any more of you, and, fools as we are, are left in the lurch, deceived and duped and shamed in the world's esteem. You, meantime, go your ways, bragging of your good fortune and wash- ing out your mouths, as far as concerns us, and all that belongs to us, 1 treating us as if we were carrion only fit to be cast out on the dunghill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, we poor peasants ! what pleasure have we in life? We toil hard to till the earth and to sow our wheat, which you fine folk consume, whilst we poor people have to make the best shift we can with rye-bread. We tend the vines and make the wine, of which you drink the best, and we have to be satisfied with wine lees or water. ' In answer to Thia's speech Marsilio said : c Do not distress yourself on ac- count of this, for if you grant me the favour I desire I will see that you want for nothing ...that can give you delight. ' Thia replied : f Ah ! this is what you cavaliers always say until we have done your pleasure ; then you go away and THE FOURTH FABLE. 245 we never see any more of you, and, fools as we are, are left in the lurch, deceived and duped and shamed in the world's esteem. You, meantime, go your ways, bragging of your good fortune and wash- ing out your mouths, as far as concerns us, and all that belongs to us, 1 treating us as if we were carrion only fit to be cast out on the dunghill.
What to read after The Italian Novelists volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W G William George Waters to read onlineMoreLess
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