The Land of Cockayne
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There was deep, nocturnal silence. Outside the rain had ended ; inside the long, gloomy vigil began.
CHAPTER XV SACRILEGE LOVE*S DREAM FLED BIANCA MARIA CAVALCANTI and Antonio Amati's love for each other had got stronger and sadder. Indeed, the secret sorrow gave some attractive flavour of tears to their passion ; what had been an idyll between the innocent pious girl of twenty and the man of forty had acquired dramatic force and depth. Innocently, with the trustingness of hearts that love for ...the first time, they had dreamt of living, spending their life together, holding each other by the hand as they went on the long road ; but Formosa's hostile face rose continually between them. In that troubled summer which had unhinged the Marquis di Formosa's mind more, the position of the lovers had gone on getting worse, together with the old lord's increasing moroseness. People cannot live with impunity alongside of physical or moral infirmities, even if they are heroic or indifferent ; and neither Bianca Maria nor Antonio Amati was selfish or indifferent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was deep, nocturnal silence. Outside the rain had ended ; inside the long, gloomy vigil began.
CHAPTER XV SACRILEGE LOVE*S DREAM FLED BIANCA MARIA CAVALCANTI and Antonio Amati's love for each other had got stronger and sadder. Indeed, the secret sorrow gave some attractive flavour of tears to their passion ; what had been an idyll between the innocent pious girl of twenty and the man of forty had acquired dramatic force and depth. Innocently, with the trustingness of hearts that love for ...the first time, they had dreamt of living, spending their life together, holding each other by the hand as they went on the long road ; but Formosa's hostile face rose continually between them. In that troubled summer which had unhinged the Marquis di Formosa's mind more, the position of the lovers had gone on getting worse, together with the old lord's increasing moroseness. People cannot live with impunity alongside of physical or moral infirmities, even if they are heroic or indifferent ; and neither Bianca Maria nor Antonio Amati was selfish or indifferent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matilde Serao to read onlineMoreLess
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