Madame Serpent (2012)
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Its dot and spires that glittered in the smokeless air seemed to challenge the quiet hills which stopped only at its gates. The river gleamed silvery grey in the distance as it twisted west-wards through the valley of the Arno, through Tuscany to Pisa and to the sea. The Country was fertile, rich with its vineyards and plantations of olives.
The town was richer; its bank and wool merchants had made it prosperous, but it possessed a greater richness than they could give, to share with the world.
...Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli, Dante and Donatello had beautified it; and Michelangelo, still a comparatively young man, was on this summer’s day, at work within its walls. Its palaces and churches were storehouses of treasures; but in the city there was one possession which was more highly valued than art and learning. This was freedom. And the townsfolk looked to their ruling family to remember Florentine pride and Florentine independence.
The sun burned hotly in the Via Larga, scorching the thick stone walls of the Medici Palace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its dot and spires that glittered in the smokeless air seemed to challenge the quiet hills which stopped only at its gates. The river gleamed silvery grey in the distance as it twisted west-wards through the valley of the Arno, through Tuscany to Pisa and to the sea. The Country was fertile, rich with its vineyards and plantations of olives.
The town was richer; its bank and wool merchants had made it prosperous, but it possessed a greater richness than they could give, to share with the world.
...Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli, Dante and Donatello had beautified it; and Michelangelo, still a comparatively young man, was on this summer’s day, at work within its walls. Its palaces and churches were storehouses of treasures; but in the city there was one possession which was more highly valued than art and learning. This was freedom. And the townsfolk looked to their ruling family to remember Florentine pride and Florentine independence.
The sun burned hotly in the Via Larga, scorching the thick stone walls of the Medici Palace.
What to read after Madame Serpent?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Plaidy to read onlineMoreLess
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