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Betrothed The Betrothed Free Chapter 38

is the season of returns: first to arrive in the country was Renzo;

Pasturo back to Agnes, now back Lucia also accompanied by the merchant, fellow hut inside the hospital. Great is the general joy. The family Tramaglino can now constituted. And to make arrangements Renzo goes to Don Abbondio: considers that it should be wide open but did not deal with the fear that the priest, or induces long considered that Don Rodrigo is still alive, feels the threat of which were made good by the two messengers he met during the afternoon walk . Abbondio Don still has some objections to make, the difficulties must be interposed. He says that results for the good of Renzo. To break the deadlock came to the castle-palace of Don Rodrigo, the Marquis who is the heir. The warlord is dead. Don is like Abbondio released; become friendly, generous, kids: it's a big weight lifted from his chest. The new owner of the property which belonged to Don Rodrigo is sweet person, human, does compensate to some extent the two promised to buy him a price to be increased by their few possessions. Finally, we celebrate the marriage and the Marquis invites the couple to dinner at his palace: he places himself in a room with Don Abbondio, another husband and wife. Good yes, but always Marquis! Then follows the journey in the new country, in Bergamo, where Renzo becomes small businessman. But his pleasure is mitigated by bitterness that give the new neighbors who do not find to their taste Lucia, made the center of many adventures. He had been seen as a magically beautiful creature: and instead is a young woman like many others. A release from disgust Renzo there is a second transfer to another country where, together with Bortolo bought a small mill. Here things get better in every respect. The family is more united and more peaceful Renzo. Children who are born the joy of Agnes. Of all this sometimes tumultuous affair as the sauce? The couple agreed to conclude that there are troubles and can not be avoided: only trust in God sweetens them and makes them useful for a better life.