The Knight of St. John, a Romance 1
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** The die is destroyed then ! ther^ never will be another !" replied Beatrice, glowing with indignation ; she paused, then added with imprudent frankness, ** I see what the Count aimed at. He intended to make you and Signor Adi- mari believe that he is a favoured lover, therefore privileged to take this liberty ; but it is no such thing : and I beg you both to come every evening to the Pa- lazzo, just to see how I will mortify his presumption." Both gentlemen bowed, and one of them laughed ; i...t was certainly not Ce- sario.
The Seraphina never came ; so the party broke up, and the different per- sonages betook themselves to their sepa- rate homes.
As Marco Doria sauntered along with Cesario, he amused himself with ridi- culing the caprices and artifices of women.
He offered to bet any sum, that the Signora Brignoletti was at this moment THE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN. 141 weeping over the success of her own stra- tagem : for he considered her conduct to Cagliari as mere wanton sport with his feelings ; or else, but a passing fit of irritation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** The die is destroyed then ! ther^ never will be another !" replied Beatrice, glowing with indignation ; she paused, then added with imprudent frankness, ** I see what the Count aimed at. He intended to make you and Signor Adi- mari believe that he is a favoured lover, therefore privileged to take this liberty ; but it is no such thing : and I beg you both to come every evening to the Pa- lazzo, just to see how I will mortify his presumption." Both gentlemen bowed, and one of them laughed ; i...t was certainly not Ce- sario.
The Seraphina never came ; so the party broke up, and the different per- sonages betook themselves to their sepa- rate homes.
As Marco Doria sauntered along with Cesario, he amused himself with ridi- culing the caprices and artifices of women.
He offered to bet any sum, that the Signora Brignoletti was at this moment THE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN. 141 weeping over the success of her own stra- tagem : for he considered her conduct to Cagliari as mere wanton sport with his feelings ; or else, but a passing fit of irritation.
What to read after The Knight of St. John, a Romance 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Maria Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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