كتاب · I Promessi Sposi
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المؤلف: Alessandro Manzoni
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But we, who have the facts in our hands, can affirm, that if Don
Roderick had no share in creating these misfortunes, he rejoiced
in them as if they had been his own work; and made them a subject
of merriment with his friends, and above all with Count Attilio,
who had been deterred from prosecuting his intended journey to
Milan by the account received of the disturbances there: but this
order from the police gave him to understand that things had
resumed their usual course. He then determined to depart
immediately, and, exhorting his cousin to persist in his
undertaking, and to surmount every obstacle, he promised to use
his efforts to rid him of the friar. Attilio had hardly taken his
departure, when Griso arrived, safe and sound, from Monza, and
gave in his report to his master of all he had been able to
collect.
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