Kitap · I Promessi Sposi
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Yazar: Alessandro Manzoni
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They reached the castle; the bravoes who were on the esplanade
and at the door, retired on both sides to leave the passage free.
The Unknown made a sign to them not to go farther off. Spurring
his mule, he passed before the litter, and beckoning to Don
Abbondio and the coachman to follow him, he entered a first
court, and thence a second: approaching a small door, and with a
gesture keeping back a bravo, who advanced to hold his stirrup,
he said, "Remain there yourself, and let none approach nearer."
He dismounted, and with the reins in his hand, drew near the
woman, who had withdrawn the curtains of the litter, saying to
her in a low voice, "Hasten to comfort her; and make her
understand at once that she is free, and with friends. God will
reward you!" He then advanced to the curate, and helping him to
dismount, said, "Signor Curate, I will not ask your forgiveness
for the trouble you have taken on my account; you suffer for one
who will reward you well, and for this poor girl."
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