كتاب · I Promessi Sposi
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المؤلف: Alessandro Manzoni
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"Poor youth! From what I have understood of your discourse, it
appears you have been hardly treated."
"Ah! my dear and worthy man, I have been obliged to use much
skill in speaking, not to make the public acquainted with my
affairs; but-it is enough that they will one day be known, and
then-- But I see here a sign, and, by my faith, I don't wish to
go farther."
"No, no; come to the place I told you of, it is but a short
distance off. You will not be well accommodated here."
"Oh yes. I am not a gentleman accustomed to delicacies; any thing
to satisfy my hunger; and a little straw will answer my purpose:
that which I have most at heart is to find them both very soon,
under Providence!" And he entered a large gate, from which hung a
sign of the Full Moon.
"Well, I will conduct you here, since you desire it," said the
unknown; and Renzo followed him.
"There is no necessity for troubling you longer," replied Renzo;
"but," he added, "do me the favour to go in, and take a glass
with me."
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