图书 · I Promessi Sposi
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作者: Alessandro Manzoni
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"They have told me, my son; but what afflicts and depresses me,
is to see you still seeking excuses; still excusing yourself by
accusing others; still accusing others of that which should have
formed a part of your own confession. Who placed these
unfortunates, I do not say under the necessity, but under the
temptation, to do what they have? Would they have sought this
irregular method, if the legitimate way had not been closed to
them? Would they have thought of laying snares for their pastor,
if they had been received, aided, and advised by him? of
surprising him, if he had not concealed himself? And you wish to
make them bear the blame; and you are indignant that, after so
many misfortunes, what do I say? in the very midst of misfortune,
they have suffered a word of complaint to escape before their
pastor and yours? that the complaints of the oppressed and the
afflicted should be hateful to the world, is not astonishing; but
to us!
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