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He was too generous not to wish to find his friend at once and acknowledge frankly that he had been wrong. He telephoned to ask whether Lamberti had come back from the Villa Madama. Yes, he had come back, but he had gone out again. No one knew where he was. He had said that he should not dine at home. That was all. If he returned before half-past ten o'clock d'Este should be informed.

However, we righted the worthy fellow the best way we could, and shortly afterwards coffee, was brought, and Bang having got himself shaven and dressed began to forget all his botherations. But before we left the house, madama, Don Ricardo's better half, insisted on anointing his nose with some mixture famous for reptile bites.

If we had it we should throw it away. Me also I would throw it away. It would be for nothing good; why should it be given to us? Oh no, Madama. The good old clergyman had many children. He will not waste the money which we should. What do you care for money, but to spend it fast, fast; and I too " "You are a child," said the Contessa.

A bedroomy smell pervades the whole suite, and through the open window comes a curious stench explained as the odor of Madama la Baronessa's guinea-pigs, of which she is so fond that she has had their sty placed immediately under her window in the garden. It is this garden which has first taken your heart, with a glimpse caught through the great open door of the palace.

Madama la Baronessa's hoop-skirts prevail upon the floors; and at the side of the couch which her form lately pressed in slumber, you observe a French novel and a wasted candle in the society of a half-bottle of the wine of the country.

I take it for granted that the duke is as full of life and spirit and joy as a man can be." "Madama Teresa mia," said Aurora, "whom are you scolding? Allow me to remind you that I expressed a wish that the duke would not prove to be unhappy." "And the wish implied a doubt," her friend retorted. "And your reference to the past was a shadow. And I will have no shadows to-day.

The antechamber is full of them; and there they are on promotion, you understand. But though she has a wonderful free spirit, she is no beauty, you must know. Her mouth is too big, and her eyes are too small. It is a kissing mouth, as we say, my dear, and a speaking eye and there you have Madama Lionella, who loves minstrels."

He pulled the bedclothes up to his nose, therefore, before he asked "Why did Madama turn you away, sir?" Angioletto, for the first time, was confused. He hung his head. "I hope your Grace will not insist upon an answer," he replied in a troubled voice. Borso looked keenly at him for a time. "No, I think I will not," said he. "Are you the lad who sang me the Caccia col falcone?"

"Yes, Madama, I am of the world," cried Bice. "What have I known else? But I did not mean to become Milady's friend, as you say. It was by accident. I was in the gallery only to amuse myself, and she came it was not intention. I think that Milady is " Here Bice stopped, looked up from the sudden fervour of her working, threw back her head, and said nothing more.

"But Madama," adds Isabella's correspondent, gleefully, "has given some of her smaller pendants to our ladies, a thing which I do not think the duchess can supply; and there is one other point in which the duchess's suite will come off the worst.