The Strolling Saint; Being the Confessions of the High And Mighty Agostino D'anguissola, Tyrant of Mondolfo And Lord of Carmina in the State of Piacenza
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And thus we came to Pagliano in that month of May, when the lilac was inbloom, as I have said, and after Fra Gervasio had left us, to return tohis convent at Piacenza.
We were received in the courtyard of that mighty fortress by thatsturdy, hawk-faced man who had recognized me in the hermitage on MonteOrsaro. But he was no longer in armour. He wore a surcoat of yellowvelvet, and his eyes were very kindly and affectionate when they restedon Galeotto and from Galeotto passed on to take survey of ...me.
"So this is our hermit!" quoth he, a note of some surprise in his crisptones. "Somewhat changed!" "By a change that goes deeper than his pretty doublet, " said Galeotto.
We dismounted, and grooms, in the Cavalcanti livery of scarlet withthe horse-head in white upon their breasts, led away our horses. Theseneschal acted as quarter-master to our lances, whilst Cavalcantihimself led us up the great stone staircase with its carved balustradeof marble, from which rose a file of pillars to support the groinedceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thus we came to Pagliano in that month of May, when the lilac was inbloom, as I have said, and after Fra Gervasio had left us, to return tohis convent at Piacenza.
We were received in the courtyard of that mighty fortress by thatsturdy, hawk-faced man who had recognized me in the hermitage on MonteOrsaro. But he was no longer in armour. He wore a surcoat of yellowvelvet, and his eyes were very kindly and affectionate when they restedon Galeotto and from Galeotto passed on to take survey of ...me.
"So this is our hermit!" quoth he, a note of some surprise in his crisptones. "Somewhat changed!" "By a change that goes deeper than his pretty doublet, " said Galeotto.
We dismounted, and grooms, in the Cavalcanti livery of scarlet withthe horse-head in white upon their breasts, led away our horses. Theseneschal acted as quarter-master to our lances, whilst Cavalcantihimself led us up the great stone staircase with its carved balustradeof marble, from which rose a file of pillars to support the groinedceiling.
What to read after The Strolling Saint; Being the Confessions of the High And Mighty Agostino D'anguissola, Tyrant of Mondolfo And Lord of Carmina in the State of Piacenza?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatini Rafael to read onlineMoreLess
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