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Updated: June 19, 2025
"And yet few are wronged who are not calumniated," observed the philosophical vice-governatore. "This is only too much the case with our Italy, worthy neighbor Vito Viti."
"It would be more useful, friend Vito Viti," answered the philosophical vice-governatore, "to remember how near those who live are always to death, who has only to open his gates to cause the strongest and fairest to pass at once into the tomb." "By San Stefano, but you have a way with you, vice-governatore, that would become a cardinal!
"Eleven. Seven deaths. Four I take away." "And what is your diagnosis, Doctor?" inquired the old quack professionally of the younger ignoramus. Again De Vito shrugged. "For public, malignant malaria. How you call it? Pernicious. For me, I do' know. Maybe " he leaned forward and spoke a low word. "Meningitis?" repeated the other. "Possibly. I've never seen much of the infectious kind.
Vito, where we were married, and to the vine-dresser's cottage, in the Apennines, where we passed the first days of our marriage, and the happiest days of our lives." "It will be very sad for you there," said Waldemar, compassionately. "Yes!
Next to his love for Nicoletta Lupero it became the great passion of his life to learn what had become of Vito. He had known Nicoletta from a child and their love had followed as naturally as summer follows spring. It had always been "Toni" and "Nicoletta" ever since he could remember. But she was growing up, and from a boy he had become a man.
With Andrea Barrofaldi and Vito Viti, and most especially with the hated English, it was a very different thing, however; and seldom was Raoul happier than when he was employed in precisely such a scene of mystification as that in which he was at that moment engaged.
"Thou hast changed thine opinion greatly, neighbor Vito," answered the vice-governatore, somewhat dryly, for he was far from being satisfied on the subject of Sir Cicero and on those of certain other circumstances in English history and politics; "it better becomes magistrates to be cautious and wary."
'He cut out the tongues by the roots, says Victor, Bishop of Vito; 'I perceived the tongues entirely gone by the roots, says Æneas; 'as low down as the throat, says Procopius; 'at the roots, say Justinian and St.
"Nay, worthy Vito Viti, it is even so," interrupted the deputy, with a wave of the hand that was as authoritative as the concession was liberal, and indicative of a spirit enlightened by study; "the fact must be conceded. There is the fable of Hercules and the wagoner to confirm it.
But the vine-dresser could tell the monks no more than this that the young man and young woman had come as strangers to the village, were married by the good Father Pietro in the church of San Vito, and had come to lodge in his cottage.
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