图书 · I Promessi Sposi
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作者: Alessandro Manzoni
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Their affairs now went on prosperously. Before the year was
completed, a beautiful little creature made her appearance, as if
to give them the earliest opportunity of fulfilling Lucy's vow.
Be assured it was named Maria. In the course of time, they were
surrounded by others of both sexes, whom Agnes was delighted to
carry about one after the other, calling them little rogues, and
loading them with kisses. They were all taught to read and write;
"for," said Renzo, "as this notion is in the country, we may as
well take advantage of it."
It was highly pleasing to hear him relate his adventures: he
always concluded by naming the great things he had learnt, by
which to govern his conduct for the future. "I have learnt," said
he, "not to mix in quarrels; not to preach in public; not to
drink more than I want; not to keep my hand on the knocker of a
door, when the inhabitants of the place are all crazy; not to tie
a little bell to my feet, before I think of the consequences."
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