Libro · I Promessi Sposi
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As he advanced, he heard increasing a sound that had already
attracted his attention, whilst stopping to converse with the
poor woman; a sound of wheels and horses' feet, with the noise of
little bells, and occasionally the cracking of whips and loud
cries.
As he reached the square of San Marco, the first objects he saw
were two beams erected, with a cord and pulleys. He recognised
the horrible instrument of torture! These were placed on all the
squares and widest streets, so that the deputies of each quarter
of the city, furnished with the most arbitrary power, could
subject to them whoever quitted a condemned house, or neglected
the ordinances, or by any other act appeared to merit the
punishment; it was one of those extreme and inefficacious
remedies, which, at this epoch, were so absurdly authorised. Now,
whilst Renzo was gazing at this machine, he heard the sounds
increasing, and beheld a man appear, ringing a little bell; it
was an apparitore, and behind him came two horses, who advanced
with difficulty, dragging a car loaded with dead; after this car
came another, and another, and another; monatti walked by the
side of the horses, urging them on with their whips and with
oaths.
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