The Conquest of Rome
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As the road happened to be sloping upwards, the carriage was moving at a walk. Sangiorgio began to revive and to think. By degrees, during the approach to the appointed place, all his nervous force concentrated in his teeth, which he bit closer and closer together, minute by minute. He also seized one of the window-tassels in his hand, and closed his fingers upon it with more and more vigour. Under his eyes a streak of warm red appeared, which began to spread irregularly downward. But, as his f...ervour grew, all desire to show it outwardly diminished ; he was slowly shutting himself up with himself, in a sort of romantic, idolatrous self-com- munion, and to the remarks of the doctor and his seconds he vouchsafed no other reply than a series of more than usually violent nods. The horses puffed hard on the inclining road ; 170 THE CONQUEST OF ROME at last, at the Villa Glori, the descent began. Then the carriage started off again at a fast trot. There were no more walls ; henceforth, to right and left, blooming hedges sped by the carriage windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the road happened to be sloping upwards, the carriage was moving at a walk. Sangiorgio began to revive and to think. By degrees, during the approach to the appointed place, all his nervous force concentrated in his teeth, which he bit closer and closer together, minute by minute. He also seized one of the window-tassels in his hand, and closed his fingers upon it with more and more vigour. Under his eyes a streak of warm red appeared, which began to spread irregularly downward. But, as his f...ervour grew, all desire to show it outwardly diminished ; he was slowly shutting himself up with himself, in a sort of romantic, idolatrous self-com- munion, and to the remarks of the doctor and his seconds he vouchsafed no other reply than a series of more than usually violent nods. The horses puffed hard on the inclining road ; 170 THE CONQUEST OF ROME at last, at the Villa Glori, the descent began. Then the carriage started off again at a fast trot. There were no more walls ; henceforth, to right and left, blooming hedges sped by the carriage windows.
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