He looked no longer at his wife. “Was that before or after you became a vampire?” Michelle questioned her casually, as if it were an interview. “Stop! Stop telling me these things at once! We should stay in the Palazzo! I must protect my ancestral home!” Gianfrancesco exclaimed. She laughed as the deluge seemed to grow worse with every step. One side of the face was white with foamy lather and the other ruddy-cheeked and blue-jawed. It was a perfect windless spring day, a Sunday. She was dressed in a tattered black stuff gown, discoloured by various stains, and intended, it would seem, from the remnants of rusty crape with which it was here and there tricked out, to represent the garb of widowhood, and held in her arms a sleeping infant, swathed in the folds of a linsey-woolsey shawl. “We’re going to be sensible.
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