Книга · I Promessi Sposi
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Автор: Alessandro Manzoni
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"Well, well," interrupted Don Abbondio; and seating himself at
the table, he began to write, repeating, with a loud voice, the
words as they came from his pen. In the meanwhile, Tony, and, at
a sign from him, Jervase, placed themselves before the table, in
such a manner as to deprive the writer of a view of the door;
and, as if from heedlessness, moved their feet about on the
floor, as a signal to those without, and also for the purpose of
drowning the noise of their footsteps; of this Don Abbondio,
occupied in writing, took no notice. At the grating sounds of the
feet Renzo drew Lucy trembling into the room, and stood with her
behind the brothers. Don Abbondio, having finished writing, read
it over attentively, folded the paper, and reaching it to Tony,
said, "Will you be satisfied now?" Tony, on receiving it, retired
on one side, Jervase on the other, and, behold, in the midst,
Renzo and Lucy!
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