A Siren
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" "It seems to me, Signor Conte, that any such speculations are alittle premature. The Marchese Ludovico has not been even officiallyaccused as yet. At any rate you can console yourself, Signor Conte, with the consideration that you have a magnificent subject for atragedy in your hands. To such a genuine poet as yourself, that isenough to counterbalance any misfortune that only touches ourfriends. " And with that the old lawyer turned away to go back to the library;while the poet, though not al...together without a somewhat annoyingnotion that he was laughed at, was nevertheless delighted with theexcellent idea that had been suggested to him.
"I made him understand that you could not see him. All he wanted wasto tell you just what I have already communicated to you, " said thelawyer, as he came back into the room. "He said too, by-the-by, thatall the town was talking of the offer of marriage made by theMarchese Lamberto to Signora Bianca Lalli--" "Of course, of course, " groaned the Marchese, tossing himselfrestlessly from one side to the other of his chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "It seems to me, Signor Conte, that any such speculations are alittle premature. The Marchese Ludovico has not been even officiallyaccused as yet. At any rate you can console yourself, Signor Conte, with the consideration that you have a magnificent subject for atragedy in your hands. To such a genuine poet as yourself, that isenough to counterbalance any misfortune that only touches ourfriends. " And with that the old lawyer turned away to go back to the library;while the poet, though not al...together without a somewhat annoyingnotion that he was laughed at, was nevertheless delighted with theexcellent idea that had been suggested to him.
"I made him understand that you could not see him. All he wanted wasto tell you just what I have already communicated to you, " said thelawyer, as he came back into the room. "He said too, by-the-by, thatall the town was talking of the offer of marriage made by theMarchese Lamberto to Signora Bianca Lalli--" "Of course, of course, " groaned the Marchese, tossing himselfrestlessly from one side to the other of his chair.
What to read after A Siren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Thomas Adolphus to read onlineMoreLess
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