Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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The resident of Venice, having come to pay his respects to him,
and endeavouring to read in his features and deportment what was
passing in his mind, Don Gonzalo spoke lightly of the tumult, as
a thing already quieted, making use, however, of the reception of
Renzo, in the Bergamascan territory, as a pretext for complaint
against the Venetians. The result is known to our readers. When
he had answered his own purposes, with the affair, it was
entirely forgotten by him.
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