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Two Miracles part 2

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Batora`s house, with its carved wooden balconies, commanding a view of the church, stood out against the clear horizon in the ruddy September sunset,...

Two Miracles part 1

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Grazia Deledda (1871-1936)Born in Sardinia in 1871, Grazia Deledda achieved conspicuous success in her novels and stories, which are for the most part concerned...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 11

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“Nonsense, sister! Banish these fancies with which the adversary endeavors to overturn weak imaginations. Address a Paternoster and an Ave Marie to the archangel,...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 10

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“There, you see,” the mother superior was saying, “your fear is entirely childish; there is no one in the church. All Seville is trooping...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 9

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“Because,” returned the organist, endeavoring to repress the agitation which revealed itself in the pallor of his face—“because it is so old and poor;...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 8

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At last the looked-for moment arrived, when the priest, after bowing low and murmuring the sacred words, took the host in his hands. The...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 7

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“Ignorance is the boldest of all things. It is true, the fault is not his, so much as theirs who have consented to this...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 6

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“What was that?” asked the great ladies of the chief judge. He had been one of the first to ascend to the organ-loft. Now,...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 5

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The multitudinous voices of the metal tubes gave forth a prolonged and majestic chord, which died away little by little, as if a gentle...

Maese Pfirez the Organist part 4

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Nevertheless, several minutes passed before the celebrant appeared. The multitude commenced to murmur impatiently; the knights exchanged words with each other in a low...

Private Istanbul Tour

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Nessebar

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Mausoleums of Brusa

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