كتاب · I Promessi Sposi
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المؤلف: Alessandro Manzoni
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Before, however, throwing himself on the bed Providence had
provided for him, he kneeled, and returned thanks for the
blessing, and for all the assistance which had been this day
afforded him, and then implored forgiveness for the errors of the
previous day; then gathering the straw around him as some defence
against the cold, he closed his eyes to sleep; but sleep was not
so soon to visit our poor traveller. Confused images began to
throng his fancy; the merchant, the notary, the bailiffs, the
cutler, the host, Ferrer, the superintendent, the company at the
inn, the crowds in the streets, assailed his imagination by
turns; then came the thought of Don Abbondio, Roderick, Lucy,
Agnes, and the good friar. He remembered the paternal counsels of
the latter, and reflected with shame and remorse on his neglect
of them; and what bitter retrospection did the image of Lucy
produce! and Agnes! poor Agnes! how ill had she been repaid for
her motherly solicitude on his behalf!
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