Книга · I Promessi Sposi
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Автор: Alessandro Manzoni
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Perpetua said she had provisions enough in her basket wherewith
to break her fast; after a little ceremony, however, on both
sides, they agreed to seat themselves at the dinner table.
The children had joyfully surrounded their old friend Agnes; the
tailor ordered one of them to roast some early chestnuts; "and
you," said he to another, "go to the garden, and bring some
peaches; all that are ripe. And you," to a third, "climb the
fig-tree, and gather the best figs; it is a business to which you
are well accustomed." As for himself, he left the room to tap a
small cask of wine, while his wife went in search of a
table-cloth. All being prepared, they seated themselves at the
friendly board, if not with unmingled joy, at least with much
more satisfaction than they could have anticipated from the
events of the morning.
"What does the signor curate say to the disasters of the times? I
can fancy I'm reading the history of the Moors in France," said
the tailor.
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