The Struggle in Ferrara; a Story of the Reformation in Italy
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Then staring wildly around her for a moment, she attempted to move past Teresa, when her strength seemed to fail, and she fell senseless on the floor.
The cry of alarm uttered by Teresa now brought the widow to her assistance, and together, but with much difficulty, they contrived to raise Madonna Ponte from the floor and place her on the bed.
Teresa now, under the direction of her hostess, bathed her friend's temples with water, and used the ordinary means to restore animation, but for some ti...me with little good effect. At last circula- tion was restored, and with it wild delirium set in, and they had great difficulty in restraining her. As night advanced the delirium became stronger, and Teresa, much alarmed, asked what they had better do.
" We have but one course to pursue," replied the widow, " and that is to remain quietly by her till morning." " Is it not possible to procure assistance ? " asked Teresa.
"Quite impossible. The city gates are already closed, and there are none near us who could render any assistance, even if they dared." "Even if they dared?" said Theresa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then staring wildly around her for a moment, she attempted to move past Teresa, when her strength seemed to fail, and she fell senseless on the floor.
The cry of alarm uttered by Teresa now brought the widow to her assistance, and together, but with much difficulty, they contrived to raise Madonna Ponte from the floor and place her on the bed.
Teresa now, under the direction of her hostess, bathed her friend's temples with water, and used the ordinary means to restore animation, but for some ti...me with little good effect. At last circula- tion was restored, and with it wild delirium set in, and they had great difficulty in restraining her. As night advanced the delirium became stronger, and Teresa, much alarmed, asked what they had better do.
" We have but one course to pursue," replied the widow, " and that is to remain quietly by her till morning." " Is it not possible to procure assistance ? " asked Teresa.
"Quite impossible. The city gates are already closed, and there are none near us who could render any assistance, even if they dared." "Even if they dared?" said Theresa.
What to read after The Struggle in Ferrara; a Story of the Reformation in Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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