The Triumph of Death
The Triumph of Death
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** Albadora gave me twenty-two children — six boys and sixteen girls. I have lost three boys and seven girls. The other nine girls are married. One of my boys went to America ; another has made his home in Tocco, and works in the petroleum mines ; the youngest, the one whom Candie married, is em- ployed on the railway, and only visits us every two weeks.
We are left all alone. Ah 1 signor, it is well said that one father supports a hundred children, and that a hundred chil- dren do not support ...one father." The septuageniarian Sibyl appeared, bearing in her apron a heap of large earth-snails, a slimy and flaccid heap, from which protruded long tentacles. She was a woman of tall stature, but bent, emaciated, broken by fatigue and by THE HERMITAGE. 159 frequent pregnancies, weakened by childbirths, with a small bead, wrinkled like a withered apple, on a neck full of hollows and tendons. In her apron the snails stuck together, twisted about one another, glued to one another, greenish, yellowish, whitish, frothy, with colorations of pale iridescent reflections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
** Albadora gave me twenty-two children — six boys and sixteen girls. I have lost three boys and seven girls. The other nine girls are married. One of my boys went to America ; another has made his home in Tocco, and works in the petroleum mines ; the youngest, the one whom Candie married, is em- ployed on the railway, and only visits us every two weeks.
We are left all alone. Ah 1 signor, it is well said that one father supports a hundred children, and that a hundred chil- dren do not support ...one father." The septuageniarian Sibyl appeared, bearing in her apron a heap of large earth-snails, a slimy and flaccid heap, from which protruded long tentacles. She was a woman of tall stature, but bent, emaciated, broken by fatigue and by THE HERMITAGE. 159 frequent pregnancies, weakened by childbirths, with a small bead, wrinkled like a withered apple, on a neck full of hollows and tendons. In her apron the snails stuck together, twisted about one another, glued to one another, greenish, yellowish, whitish, frothy, with colorations of pale iridescent reflections.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D'annunzio, Gabriele, 1863-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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