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Updated: June 6, 2025
He threw no difficulty in the way of my going; and I was free to depart. And now came the hidden pain of my leave-taking of Madonna Paola. She seemed to grieve at my departure. "Lazzaro," she cried, when I had told her of my intention, "do you, too, desert me? And I have ever held you my best of friends."
More remote from Bellini, yet not so far as to be entirely free from his influence in some of their more important compositions, was the school formed by LAZZARO DI BASTIANI or SEBASTIANI, of which the chief ornament was Vittore Carpaccio, and among the lesser ones Giovanni Mansueti and Benedetto Diana.
Lazzaro, both in original composition and in translating English into Armenian, for one physically ruined and broken. The pilgrim to Ravenna, who has any idea of what is due to the genius of Dante, will be disappointed when he approaches his tomb.
That winter adventure betwixt Cagli and Pesaro was a link that bound us together, and caused her to see under my motley and my masking smile the true Lazzaro Biancomonte whom for a little season she had known. And when we were alone it had become her wont to call me Lazzaro, leaving that other name that they had given me for use when others were at hand.
It had made me understand a hundred little matters that hitherto had been puzzling me. And I saw how utterly and fatuously blind I had been to things which even Fra Gervasio had apprehended from just the relation he had drawn from me. It was as we were entering Piacenza by the Gate of San Lazzaro that I again drew my cousin to my side. "Sir Captain!"
Greatest Poet Longfellow," which he said was the very most amusing superscription he had ever seen. It is known that the King of Italy offered Longfellow the cross of San Lazzaro, which is the Italian literary decoration.
I think most readers who have visited the convent will recall the pleasant face and manners of the young father mentioned, who shows the place to English-speaking travelers, and will care to know that Padre Giacomo was born at Smyrna, and dwelt there in the family of an English lady, till he came to Venice, and entered on his monastic life at San Lazzaro.
The amiable matron brushed the crumbs of the baicolo from her lap when the lunch was ended, and fitting on her glasses leaned forward for a better look at the monk's black- bearded face. "I'm perfectly delighted," she said. "You must be very happy here. I suppose you are." "Yes," answered the monk rapturously; "so happy that I should be content never to leave San Lazzaro.
He had crossed his arms, and was leaning back against the open door, a fine, rugged figure, by no means repentant. Kitty laughed. "You overstate the difference!" "Between the past and the present? What does that mean?" She dropped her eyes a moment, then raised them. "Do you often go to San Lazzaro?" He bowed.
If it so happened that it was a search party from Pesaro, seeking two men disguised as monks who had ravished the coffin of Madonna Paola di Santafior, what should they want of Lazzaro Biancomonte? And so, in my confidence, I advanced even as they trotted quickly towards me.
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