Libro · I Promessi Sposi
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Autore: Alessandro Manzoni
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He then opened anew his breviary, and recited another portion at
an angle of the lane, after which angle the road continued
straight for perhaps seventy paces, and then branched like the
letter Y into two narrow paths; the right-hand one ascended
towards the mountain, and led to the parsonage (Cura); that on
the left descended the valley towards a torrent, and on this side
the wall rose out to the height of about two feet. The inner
walls of the two narrow paths, instead of meeting at the angle,
ended in a little chapel, upon which were depicted certain long,
sinuous, pointed shapes, which, in the intention of the artist,
and to the eyes of the neighbouring inhabitants, represented
flames, and amidst these flames certain other forms, not to be
described, that were meant for souls in purgatory; souls and
flames of a brick colour, upon a ground of blackish grey, with
here and there a bare spot of plaster.
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