Jay of
A Jay of Italy
作者：Capes, Bernard, 1854-1918
体例：题 章数：55
字数：416,122 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 55 题- A JAY OF ITALY
- BY
- BERNARD CAPES
- FOURTH EDITION
- The Fool caught his breath in a sudden gasp--
- Shall you and I be jogging, master?'
- Beatrice broke in scornfully:--
- Then he whipped upon the other--
- Montano growled:--
- The gross eye winked--
- He found himself and his voice in one metallic clang:--
- Bembo cried out: 'O, thou mistakest who I mean!'
- The kneeling clerk murmured from a dry throat--
- Jehoshaphat, secure of his limbs, shrieked derisive--
- The little wretch screamed in a sudden access of passion:--
- Bernardo wrote to the Abbot of San Zeno:--
- He held out his hand:--
- The monk fell on his knees:--
- Galeazzo screamed him down:--
- Bembo withdrew a little:--
- Then Bembo had repented lovingly:--
- Catherine mimicked her:--
- She had the quickest wit and memory, and in a moment was chaunting:--
- He answered gruffly:--
- He mused a little, then broke out suddenly:--
- Her mother cried out: 'O Lucia! per pieta.'
- Lampugnani, smilingly languid, continued:--
- The armourer uttered an exclamation:--
- Olgiati interposed quietly:--
- Montano seemed to sip the phrase:--
- Cicada spoke now, with a scowl of significance for Montano:--
- She looked up, and dared him:--
- She hesitated; then spoke out:--
- The other groaned:--
- Tassino wriggled and snarled:--
- VENUS AND ADONIS
- The last, most probably. And, in that case----
- Carlo roared over his shoulder:--
- He shrugged peevishly:--
- Her eyes stared daemonic: she thrust out a finger, pointing:--
- Superstition mastered him. He trembled before her, quavering:--
- Tassino gulped and found his voice--or a mockery of it:--
- He moaned, and wagged his head. The Duke broke out again:--
- The tyrant tossed his hand:--
- And he started up in terror, quavering aloud:--
- He sobbed, fighting for breath:--
- He changed his ear for his lips:--
- It came to him, suddenly, in one rapturous soft cry:--
- From within burst forth the strains of the choir--
- At near the end, lying in his Fool's arms, he panted faintly:--
- The boy, sprung erect, white and quivering, struck in:--
- Cicada threw himself at his feet, pawing and lamenting:--
- Cicada moaned, beating his forehead:--
- The rogue, staring at her a moment, uttered a mortal cry:--
- He whimpered, sprawling:--