Capitolo 59
living or dead."
"Did he/she leave her?"
"No; she left him/it. He was to the last one fascinated by her, so a lot this way
what, after she left him/it, when me the convinced ones to end Paris him,
he/she insisted on to go to Avignon and Vaucluse, because Petrarch had been
under the same kind of the charm, and Wharton was thought the only one
man in the world that could understand Petrarch. If you want to insult
him and it manufactures him bitterly hate you, tell him that Laura was a gotten married
woman with a dozen of children."
"Who was Laura?" Asked Catherine; "and because if she didn't have to have a dozen
children?"
"Laura was a beautiful girl with gilded hair and a green suit that
Petrarch saw in a church to Avignon", Hazard answered before. "You were
painted among the frescoes of the cathedral, as you have been painting
now, Miss Brooke; and Petrarch wrote some hundred sonnets around her
what undertook Wharton to translate, and it made me help him/it. We was
both the poets then."
"I want to feel those sonnets", said Catherine, rather seriously as
although the similarity between Laura and she had struck more anymore her as the
natural thing in the world. "Can you/he/she remember them?"
"I think that I was able. You don't find guilt with me if You test antipathy the moral one. ME
approve him because, as Petrarch, I am some one cleric but me
doesn't know what you can think to a person in love that starts to put his
owner on the same grip with his/her divinity and thin groaning on
the time that he has thrown away on her."
"Not to his/her face?" Said Esther.
"Worse! He saw her/it in the church and he/she wrote to his/her face anything as this:
'How sight of God eternal life is,
Neither more to which we ask, neither more to desire that we challenge,
Lady, sights then, of thee,'
and so on, or words to that effect. Still after she was dead he said him
you/he/she had wasted his/her life in to love her/it. I remember the whole one some sonnet
because the job of two days cost me in the platform among Avignon and