The Roman Question
The Roman Question
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Peter's Gate, which adjoinsthe house of the Antonellis, was ornamented with a garland of humanheads, which eloquent relics grinned dogmatically enough in their ironcages. If the stage be a school of life, surely such a stage as thisis a rare teacher. Young Giacomo was enabled to reflect upon theinconveniences of brigandage, even before he had tasted its sweets. About him some men of progress had already engaged in industrialpursuits of a less hazardous nature than robbery. His own father, who, ...it was whispered, had in him the stuff of a Grasparone or a Passatore, instead of exposing himself upon the highways, took to keepingbullocks, he then became an Intendant, and subsequently was made aMunicipal Receiver; by which occupations he acquired more money atconsiderably less risk.
The young Antonelli hesitated for some time as to the choice of acalling. His natural vocation was that of the inhabitants of Sonninoin general, to live in plenty, to enjoy every sort of pleasure, tomake himself at home everywhere, to be dependent upon nobody, to ruleothers, and to frighten them, if necessary, but, above all, to violatethe laws with impunity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peter's Gate, which adjoinsthe house of the Antonellis, was ornamented with a garland of humanheads, which eloquent relics grinned dogmatically enough in their ironcages. If the stage be a school of life, surely such a stage as thisis a rare teacher. Young Giacomo was enabled to reflect upon theinconveniences of brigandage, even before he had tasted its sweets. About him some men of progress had already engaged in industrialpursuits of a less hazardous nature than robbery. His own father, who, ...it was whispered, had in him the stuff of a Grasparone or a Passatore, instead of exposing himself upon the highways, took to keepingbullocks, he then became an Intendant, and subsequently was made aMunicipal Receiver; by which occupations he acquired more money atconsiderably less risk.
The young Antonelli hesitated for some time as to the choice of acalling. His natural vocation was that of the inhabitants of Sonninoin general, to live in plenty, to enjoy every sort of pleasure, tomake himself at home everywhere, to be dependent upon nobody, to ruleothers, and to frighten them, if necessary, but, above all, to violatethe laws with impunity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by About Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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