The Roman Exile
The Roman Exile
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" At this, the mournful sound of the large bell of the Capitol was heard, announcing to Rome the death of the pope ; and, soon after, the whole range of above fifteen hundred bells belonging to the five hundred and six churches of Rome were rung " for the benefit of the soul of the holy father. " I went straight to the Vatican, where the greatest confusion prevailed. The pope's " family " — r that is, the numerous tribe of servants, waiters, priests, and prelates, who attend him personally — ha...ve a right, when he dies, to ransack his apartments completely. This operation was then going on with much noise and eagerness, so that many inquisitive persons, as well as myself, met with no opposition in penetrating into the private apart- ments where the corpse of the pope lay.
It had just been taken from the bed, and placed on a large marble table, in a large saloon adjoining, where a few " noble guards " and a magister ostiarius de verga ruhea were in attendance. The last personage was an acquaintance of mine ; for, his turns of service being short and infrequent, he was able to practise, in the mean time, before the court in his capacity of attorney.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At this, the mournful sound of the large bell of the Capitol was heard, announcing to Rome the death of the pope ; and, soon after, the whole range of above fifteen hundred bells belonging to the five hundred and six churches of Rome were rung " for the benefit of the soul of the holy father. " I went straight to the Vatican, where the greatest confusion prevailed. The pope's " family " — r that is, the numerous tribe of servants, waiters, priests, and prelates, who attend him personally — ha...ve a right, when he dies, to ransack his apartments completely. This operation was then going on with much noise and eagerness, so that many inquisitive persons, as well as myself, met with no opposition in penetrating into the private apart- ments where the corpse of the pope lay.
It had just been taken from the bed, and placed on a large marble table, in a large saloon adjoining, where a few " noble guards " and a magister ostiarius de verga ruhea were in attendance. The last personage was an acquaintance of mine ; for, his turns of service being short and infrequent, he was able to practise, in the mean time, before the court in his capacity of attorney.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guglielmo Gajani to read onlineMoreLess
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