Francesca
“Her beautiful new wardrobe, along with her jewelry, was carefully packed into six wooden trunks lined in cedar. The trunks were made of sturdy oak and bound with iron. There were two separate trunks for Francesca’s bedding. One held fine linen sheets and a feather bed. The other a down comforter covered in silk, and several plump pillows. There was a trunk that held the garments she would wear as she traveled to Terreno Boscoso. There was a small trunk containing items of embellishment, such as... gloves, adornments for her hair, her silk stockings, and shoes, several pairs of which had been made for her.
There was a trunk containing the possessions of her maid, Terza, who had been given a fine new wardrobe, indicating that Francesca’s family was one of importance and means and valued her. Terza was a pleasant plain-faced woman in her twenties. She had light brown hair and brown eyes. She had been raised within the Pietro d’Angelo household, the daughter of the cook.MoreLess
There was a trunk containing the possessions of her maid, Terza, who had been given a fine new wardrobe, indicating that Francesca’s family was one of importance and means and valued her. Terza was a pleasant plain-faced woman in her twenties. She had light brown hair and brown eyes. She had been raised within the Pietro d’Angelo household, the daughter of the cook.MoreLess
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