Book · I Promessi Sposi
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Author: Alessandro Manzoni
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Then was heard in the village the busy hum of the evening, which
precedes the solemn stillness of the night; then were seen women
returning from their daily labour, with their infants on their
backs, and leading by the hand the older children, to whom they
were repeating the evening prayers; men with their spades, and
other instruments of culture, thrown over their shoulders. At the
opening of the cottage doors, was discerned the bright light of
the fires, kindled in order to prepare their meagre suppers; in
the street there were salutations given and returned, brief and
mournful observations on the poverty of the harvest, and the
scarcity of the year; and at intervals was heard the measured
strokes of the bell which announced the departure of the day.
When Renzo saw that the two men no longer followed him, he
continued his way, giving instructions, in a low voice, from time
to time, to his two companions. It was dark night when they
arrived at the cottage of Lucy.
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