Zicci — volume 01
Zicci — volume 01
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Disabuse her, if you can, of any caprice forme. I am a bird ever on the wing. " He dropped a purse, heavy withgold, into Gionetta's bosom, and was gone.
CHAPTER IV.
The palace of Zicci was among the noblest in Naples. It still stands, though ruined and dismantled, in one of those antique streets from whichthe old races of the Norman and the Spaniard have long since vanished.
He ascended the vast staircase, and entered the rooms reserved for hisprivate hours. They were no wise remarkable except ...for their luxury andsplendor, and the absence of what men so learned as Zicci was reputed, generally prize, namely, books. Zicci seemed to know everything thatbooks can teach; yet of books themselves he spoke and thought with themost profound contempt.
He threw himself on a sofa, and dismissed his attendants for the night;and here it may be observed that Zicci had no one servant who knewanything of his origin, birth, or history. Some of his attendants hehad brought with him from other cities; the rest he had engaged atNaples.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Disabuse her, if you can, of any caprice forme. I am a bird ever on the wing. " He dropped a purse, heavy withgold, into Gionetta's bosom, and was gone.
CHAPTER IV.
The palace of Zicci was among the noblest in Naples. It still stands, though ruined and dismantled, in one of those antique streets from whichthe old races of the Norman and the Spaniard have long since vanished.
He ascended the vast staircase, and entered the rooms reserved for hisprivate hours. They were no wise remarkable except ...for their luxury andsplendor, and the absence of what men so learned as Zicci was reputed, generally prize, namely, books. Zicci seemed to know everything thatbooks can teach; yet of books themselves he spoke and thought with themost profound contempt.
He threw himself on a sofa, and dismissed his attendants for the night;and here it may be observed that Zicci had no one servant who knewanything of his origin, birth, or history. Some of his attendants hehad brought with him from other cities; the rest he had engaged atNaples.
What to read after Zicci — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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