Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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The poor girl heard, and dared not ask farther explanation.
The day, so ardently desired and so greatly feared, came at last.
The anticipation of the trials that awaited her was forgotten in
her tumultuous joy at the sight of the open country, the city,
and the houses. She might well feel thus, after having been for
eight years enclosed within the walls of the monastery! She had
previously arranged with her new confidant the part she was to
act. Oh! they will try to force me, thought she: but I will
persist, humbly and respectfully; the point is, not to say Yes;
and I will not say it. Or, perhaps they will endeavour to shake
my purpose by kindness: but I will weep, I will implore, I will
excite their compassion, I will beseech them not to sacrifice me.
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