Книга · I Promessi Sposi
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Автор: Alessandro Manzoni
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He succeeded, however, in assembling them in the middle of the
court-yard. "Halt, halt," cried he, "pistols in hand, knives
ready, all in order, and then we will march. Cowards! for shame!
fall behind me, and keep together." Reduced to order, they
followed him in silence.
We will leave them, in order to give an account of Agnes and
Perpetua, whom we left at the end of the little lane, engaged in
conversation. Agnes had managed to draw the latter off to some
distance, by dint of appearing to give great heed to her story,
which she urged on by an occasional "Certainly; now I comprehend;
that is plain; and then? and he? and you?" In the midst of an
important part of her narrative, the deep silence of the night
was broken by the cry of Don Abbondio for "help!" "Mercy! what is
the matter?" cried Perpetua, and prepared to run.
"What is the matter? what is the matter?" cried Agnes, holding
her by the gown.
"Mercy! did you not hear?" replied she, struggling to get free.
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