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Giuseppi, the gondolier whom the countess loved he, too, poor youth. came hither- -and six days after I was sent for his corpse, and consigned it to the sullen waters of the lagoon, that covers the secrets of Strozzi's atrocious murders." "But why, then, did you not warn me?" "Because Strozzi would have murdered me, and employed another man to betray you into his hands.
These chronicles are often confusing as to dates and full of mistakes. Marino Sanuto, Diar. vol. i, 410. March, 1497. This document is given in part by Amati in Strozzi's Periodico di Numismatica, Anno III, part ii, p. 73. Florence, 1870. In the archives of Modena. Letters of Donato Aretino from Rome. Letter of Ludovico Carissimi, Rome, August 8, 1497. Archives of Modena.
The unfortunate Filippo met his end nine years later in the Boboli fortezza, which his money had helped to build and in which he was imprisoned for his share in a conspiracy against Cosimo I. Cosimo confiscated the palace and all Strozzi's other possessions, but later made some restitution.
"She is dead," replied Strozzi, his eyes overflowing with tears. "Dead my own, my precious angel!" "Of what did she die?" asked Barbesieur, highly amused at poor Strozzi's grief. Strozzi shook his head. "No one on earth knows, sir. She must have dissolved in a sunbeam, and gone back to heaven, for her corpse was never found here below."
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