The Ninth Man: a Story
The Ninth Man: a Story
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Shall weak kill weak?" "Oh, " says Messer Gubbio, "those will be easily bought up for gain. " And all in the company nodded and bowed together as gravely and discussed as gravely as the Podesta himself.
Only Ludovico da Casamatto, a stern old noble, sprang to his feet, and says he: "Away with your slaughter of your towns- men! My blood be on my own head!" And young Juliano di Donati, a wild youth, but one of great bravery and pride, "And mine, as well!" 65 THE NINTH MAN "And mine!" cries anothe...r, a cadet of the Moreale.
And Messer Gubbio: "Sirs! Sirs! Are not your lives of more value than those of a witless girl or a blind beggar? Consider. " Then cries out the angry old Lord Ludo- vico, "I have considered for the hour past, until the blood of innocents and the unfor- tunates is swilling about my ankles. " Now a dispute arose high on this side and that, many for the plan, and some against it. As for Mazzaleone, he took his own terrible and silent joy in the spectacle; as one who bathes upon a hot day, so did he bathe in the ebb and flow of the passions of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall weak kill weak?" "Oh, " says Messer Gubbio, "those will be easily bought up for gain. " And all in the company nodded and bowed together as gravely and discussed as gravely as the Podesta himself.
Only Ludovico da Casamatto, a stern old noble, sprang to his feet, and says he: "Away with your slaughter of your towns- men! My blood be on my own head!" And young Juliano di Donati, a wild youth, but one of great bravery and pride, "And mine, as well!" 65 THE NINTH MAN "And mine!" cries anothe...r, a cadet of the Moreale.
And Messer Gubbio: "Sirs! Sirs! Are not your lives of more value than those of a witless girl or a blind beggar? Consider. " Then cries out the angry old Lord Ludo- vico, "I have considered for the hour past, until the blood of innocents and the unfor- tunates is swilling about my ankles. " Now a dispute arose high on this side and that, many for the plan, and some against it. As for Mazzaleone, he took his own terrible and silent joy in the spectacle; as one who bathes upon a hot day, so did he bathe in the ebb and flow of the passions of men.
What to read after The Ninth Man: a Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Heaton Vorse to read onlineMoreLess
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