The Sinner
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Finally the Marchesa reached this conclusion, which was none the less startling because it was expected : " Don Giuseppe, is my meaning quite clear to you?" "Ah!" he exclaimed respectfully, and then lapsed into silence. As the silence was becoming prolonged he added, greatly embarrassed: "Well, perhaps not quite!" The Marchesa smiled sadly and beseechingly: "You must speak, Don Giuseppe. " To whom must he speak? After passing his hand across his forehead several times as if to clear his brain a...nd free it from a troublesome pre-occupation, Don Giuseppe ventured to inquire.
"Well, " the Marchesa replied, "to Zaneto first. " Don Giuseppe hesitated slightly and made a wry face, while the Marchesa rambled on once more, but this time somewhat less incoherently.
" You see, I really don't know what to do. He has got the Senate into his head. He is quite set upon it I assure you. Even if they should make him a Senator which I don't believe they ever will what good would come of it ? Nothing but expense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finally the Marchesa reached this conclusion, which was none the less startling because it was expected : " Don Giuseppe, is my meaning quite clear to you?" "Ah!" he exclaimed respectfully, and then lapsed into silence. As the silence was becoming prolonged he added, greatly embarrassed: "Well, perhaps not quite!" The Marchesa smiled sadly and beseechingly: "You must speak, Don Giuseppe. " To whom must he speak? After passing his hand across his forehead several times as if to clear his brain a...nd free it from a troublesome pre-occupation, Don Giuseppe ventured to inquire.
"Well, " the Marchesa replied, "to Zaneto first. " Don Giuseppe hesitated slightly and made a wry face, while the Marchesa rambled on once more, but this time somewhat less incoherently.
" You see, I really don't know what to do. He has got the Senate into his head. He is quite set upon it I assure you. Even if they should make him a Senator which I don't believe they ever will what good would come of it ? Nothing but expense.
What to read after The Sinner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Antonio Fogazzaro to read onlineMoreLess
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