The Italian Novelists volume 5
The Italian Novelists volume 5
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Wherefore Messer Ansaldo besought him often that he should not grieve ; for that, with the great wealth he possessed, they could live very well, but Giannetto answered that he could know no rest until he should have once more made that voyage over seas.
When Messer Ansaldo saw what his longing was, he let furnish for him in due time another ship, laden with yet richer cargo than the first, spending in this venture the main portion of his pos- sessions ; and the crew, as soon as they had stored ...the vessel with all that was needful, put out to sea with Giannetto on board, and set sail on the voyage. Giannetto kept constant watch to espy the port where the lady dwelt, which was known as the port of the lady of Belmonte, and, having sailed one night up to the entrance thereof, which was in an arm of the sea, he suddenly recog- 126 THE FOURTH DAY.
nized it, and bade them turn the sails and steer into it in such fashion that his friends on board the other ships might know naught of what he did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wherefore Messer Ansaldo besought him often that he should not grieve ; for that, with the great wealth he possessed, they could live very well, but Giannetto answered that he could know no rest until he should have once more made that voyage over seas.
When Messer Ansaldo saw what his longing was, he let furnish for him in due time another ship, laden with yet richer cargo than the first, spending in this venture the main portion of his pos- sessions ; and the crew, as soon as they had stored ...the vessel with all that was needful, put out to sea with Giannetto on board, and set sail on the voyage. Giannetto kept constant watch to espy the port where the lady dwelt, which was known as the port of the lady of Belmonte, and, having sailed one night up to the entrance thereof, which was in an arm of the sea, he suddenly recog- 126 THE FOURTH DAY.
nized it, and bade them turn the sails and steer into it in such fashion that his friends on board the other ships might know naught of what he did.
What to read after The Italian Novelists volume 5?
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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