كتاب · I Promessi Sposi
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المؤلف: Alessandro Manzoni
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At these words he hung down his head, and remained for a time as
if absorbed by some new imagination; then, sighing deeply, he
raised it again, and looked up with such a mournful and silly
expression, as excited the amusement of all around. In short, he
became the laughingstock of the whole company. Not that they were
all perfectly sober, but, to say truth, they were so in
comparison with poor Renzo. They provoked and angered him with
silly questions, and with mock civilities; sometimes he pretended
to be offended, then, without noticing them at all, spoke of
other things; then replied, then interrogated, and always wide of
the mark. By good fortune, in his folly, he seemed from instinct
to avoid pronouncing the names of persons; so that the one most
deeply graven in his memory was not uttered.
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