كتاب · I Promessi Sposi
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المؤلف: Alessandro Manzoni
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"Lorenzo Tramaglino," said the young man, who, enchanted with the
project, did not reflect that it all depended on pen, ink, and
paper; and that the first point towards its success was to
collect the names of the persons to be served.
"Very well," said the unknown; "but have you a wife and
children?"
"I ought to have-children, no-not yet-but a wife-if people had
acted as their duty required--"
"Ah, you are single! then have patience; they will only give you
a smaller portion."
"That is but just. But if soon, as I hope-by the help of
God-enough; suppose I have a wife."
"Then the ticket must be changed, and the portion increased, as I
have said, according to the mouths," replied the unknown, rising.
"That would be very good," cried Renzo, thumping the table with
his fist; "and why don't they make such a law?"
"How can I tell you? meanwhile I wish you a good night, as my
wife and children must have been expecting me this long while."
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