The Italian Novelists volume 4
The Italian Novelists volume 4
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17 1 Signora, at once began to tell his fable in the following wise, with a merry look upon his face the while.
THE SEVENTH FABLE.
torgt'o, a serbant, makes a robcnant foitfj ^an= tiolfo fcjs master, fnitf) respect to fjts serbtce, ant) ents bjj summoning fjim before tlje tri- bunal.
HE illustrious gentlemen and the lovesome ladies whom I see around me have already narrated such a vast number of stories that meseems there is left little or no material to serve my needs. But so as not to mar in ...any way the fair process of our entertainment I will put forth the best power that is in me to tell you a fable which, though it may not shine with great wit, will at least give you somewhat of diversion and pleasure, as you will presently see.
Pandolfo Zabbarella, a gentleman of Padua, was in his day a brave and NIGHT THE THIRTEENTH.
great-souled man, and one of much forethought. It happened, once upon a time, that he found himself in great need of a servant who should attend to his wants, and not being able to find one exactly to his taste, he engaged himself at last with a fellow who, although out- wardly he gave fair promise, was in sooth both crafty and malicious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17 1 Signora, at once began to tell his fable in the following wise, with a merry look upon his face the while.
THE SEVENTH FABLE.
torgt'o, a serbant, makes a robcnant foitfj ^an= tiolfo fcjs master, fnitf) respect to fjts serbtce, ant) ents bjj summoning fjim before tlje tri- bunal.
HE illustrious gentlemen and the lovesome ladies whom I see around me have already narrated such a vast number of stories that meseems there is left little or no material to serve my needs. But so as not to mar in ...any way the fair process of our entertainment I will put forth the best power that is in me to tell you a fable which, though it may not shine with great wit, will at least give you somewhat of diversion and pleasure, as you will presently see.
Pandolfo Zabbarella, a gentleman of Padua, was in his day a brave and NIGHT THE THIRTEENTH.
great-souled man, and one of much forethought. It happened, once upon a time, that he found himself in great need of a servant who should attend to his wants, and not being able to find one exactly to his taste, he engaged himself at last with a fellow who, although out- wardly he gave fair promise, was in sooth both crafty and malicious.
What to read after The Italian Novelists volume 4?
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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