Heywood, W. (William), 1857-1919, Olcott, Lucy M · Siena : E. Torrini · leaf 66
ers, with all the Orders of the City, await-ed them outside the gates, embracing them andwelcoming them with so much evident joy thatthe entire people, and they likewise who returned,wept tenderly for great contentment of heart . Thus did the ruling oligarchy endeavour toestablish itself more… … — 49 —that men who had been taught the sacred dutyof revenge even at their mothers knees, shouldbe able to live in constant contact with formerenemies without remembering the old wrongswhich cried aloud for vengeance. With whatheart could a Salvani have joined hands witha Tolomei when he recalled…
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