The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 5
The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 5
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Leave me, you arekilling me, I tell you, he'll be coming back and that will mean my death. Go away, oh! for mercy's sake, go away!" Thereupon Don Vigilio turned towards the wall as if to flatten his faceagainst it, and immure his lips in tomb-like silence; and Pierre resolvedto leave him to himself, fearing lest he should provoke a yet moreserious attack if he went on endeavouring to succour him.
On returning to the throne-room the young priest again found himselfamidst all the frightful mourni...ng. Mass was following mass; withoutcessation murmured prayers entreated the divine mercy to receive the twodear departed souls with loving kindness. And amidst the dying perfume ofthe fading roses, in front of the pale stars of the lighted candles, Pierre thought of that supreme downfall of the Boccaneras. Dario was thelast of the name, and one could well understand that the Cardinal, whoseonly sin was family pride, should have loved that one remaining scion bywhom alone the old stock might yet blossom afresh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leave me, you arekilling me, I tell you, he'll be coming back and that will mean my death. Go away, oh! for mercy's sake, go away!" Thereupon Don Vigilio turned towards the wall as if to flatten his faceagainst it, and immure his lips in tomb-like silence; and Pierre resolvedto leave him to himself, fearing lest he should provoke a yet moreserious attack if he went on endeavouring to succour him.
On returning to the throne-room the young priest again found himselfamidst all the frightful mourni...ng. Mass was following mass; withoutcessation murmured prayers entreated the divine mercy to receive the twodear departed souls with loving kindness. And amidst the dying perfume ofthe fading roses, in front of the pale stars of the lighted candles, Pierre thought of that supreme downfall of the Boccaneras. Dario was thelast of the name, and one could well understand that the Cardinal, whoseonly sin was family pride, should have loved that one remaining scion bywhom alone the old stock might yet blossom afresh.
What to read after The Three Cities Trilogy: Rome, volume 5?
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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