The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 4
The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 4
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" Touched in spite of Don Vigilio's revelations, won over by the sympathywhich he fancied he could detect, Pierre thereupon confessed himself, relating his visits to Cardinal Sarno, Monsignor Fornaro and FatherDangelis, his applications to all the influential cardinals, those of theIndex, the Grand Penitentiary, the Cardinal Vicar, and the CardinalSecretary; and dwelling on his endless journeys from door to door throughall the Congregations and all the clergy, that huge, active, silentbee-hive ...amidst which he had wearied his feet, exhausted his limbs, andbewildered his poor brain. And at each successive Station of this Calvaryof entreaty, Monsignor Nani, who seemed to listen with an air of rapture, exclaimed: "But that's very good, that's capital! Oh! your affair isprogressing. Yes, yes, it's progressing marvellously well. " He was exultant, though he allowed no unseemly irony to appear, while hispleasant, penetrating eyes fathomed the young priest, to ascertain if hehad been brought to the requisite degree of obedience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Touched in spite of Don Vigilio's revelations, won over by the sympathywhich he fancied he could detect, Pierre thereupon confessed himself, relating his visits to Cardinal Sarno, Monsignor Fornaro and FatherDangelis, his applications to all the influential cardinals, those of theIndex, the Grand Penitentiary, the Cardinal Vicar, and the CardinalSecretary; and dwelling on his endless journeys from door to door throughall the Congregations and all the clergy, that huge, active, silentbee-hive ...amidst which he had wearied his feet, exhausted his limbs, andbewildered his poor brain. And at each successive Station of this Calvaryof entreaty, Monsignor Nani, who seemed to listen with an air of rapture, exclaimed: "But that's very good, that's capital! Oh! your affair isprogressing. Yes, yes, it's progressing marvellously well. " He was exultant, though he allowed no unseemly irony to appear, while hispleasant, penetrating eyes fathomed the young priest, to ascertain if hehad been brought to the requisite degree of obedience.
What to read after The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zola Émile to read onlineMoreLess
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