The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. Ii. (Of V.)
The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. Ii. (Of V.)
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The poor Duchess, who was beginning to lovehim dearly, was sorely distressed on learning that he could not befound; and as the gentleman to whom he bore so much affection waslikewise nowhere to be seen, some went to his house in quest of him. They found blood on the threshold of the gentleman's room, which theyentered, but he was not there, nor could any servant or other persongive any tidings of him. Following the blood-stains, however, the Duke'sservants came at last to the room in which thei...r master lay. The doorof it was locked, but this they soon broke open, and on seeing the floorcovered with blood they drew back the bed-curtain, and found the unhappyDuke's body lying in the bed, sleeping the sleep from which one cannotawaken.
You may imagine the mourning of these poor servants as they carriedthe body to the palace, whither came the Bishop, who told them how thegentleman had departed with all speed during the night under pretence ofgoing to see his brother. And by this it was clearly shown that it washe who had committed the murder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The poor Duchess, who was beginning to lovehim dearly, was sorely distressed on learning that he could not befound; and as the gentleman to whom he bore so much affection waslikewise nowhere to be seen, some went to his house in quest of him. They found blood on the threshold of the gentleman's room, which theyentered, but he was not there, nor could any servant or other persongive any tidings of him. Following the blood-stains, however, the Duke'sservants came at last to the room in which thei...r master lay. The doorof it was locked, but this they soon broke open, and on seeing the floorcovered with blood they drew back the bed-curtain, and found the unhappyDuke's body lying in the bed, sleeping the sleep from which one cannotawaken.
You may imagine the mourning of these poor servants as they carriedthe body to the palace, whither came the Bishop, who told them how thegentleman had departed with all speed during the night under pretence ofgoing to see his brother. And by this it was clearly shown that it washe who had committed the murder.
What to read after The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. Ii. (Of V.)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marguerite Queen Consort of Henry Ii King of Navarre to read onlineMoreLess
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