Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-25

which he took seriously, that, with
out caring more about his spite against
Salvador, president of the Academid
de PercoSsi, he took pains to hasten
in full dress to meet the honors which
awaited bin. The Spanish doublel
was thoroughly brushed, the yellow
feather for the hat was cleaned, the
shoes were embellished with new ro-
settes, and the man of Rlpetla street,
followed by his rapler bounded from
his hotel to the palace inhabited 10y
Salvador Rosa, before whom his graft
lludo displayed itself by numerous
revereutlal bows
Capuzzi's reception was SO well
arranged lnat he thought himself at
the height ol glory After the aca-
demic session, during which every
one praised The exquisite penetration
Of his judgment, tae wil which shono,
said they, lu his least words. he was
invited to splendid banquet, where
several glasses OF generous wine
drowned in sweet fOrgellnlncss his
domestic grief, aud the important
business which had drawn him to
Florence. Pro6Gng 10y this blssiul
state, Salvator hastened to arrange.
with the assistance Of his friends a
lutte play, with which he proposed
10 entertain his guest AT gwen
signal, the draperes which ornamen-
ted The lower part Of the room were
drawn slowly aside, aud there appear
ed, as IT by magic, a natural bower
covered wih flowers.
" Divine gooducss :" exclaimed
C,puzzi " What dn ! see That
is Nicolo Mussn's theatre IT,
Without replying to hrm, two Of
the guests, Eyangelsm Corlcelh and
Andrea Cayalcanl, took him b, the
arms, aud drew mm SOFTLY towards an
armchair, placed for him in front of
the stage on which the play was IA
bout to be enacted Almost imme-
dlalely SIgnor Formica appeared, IN
the dress OF IA clown.
" Accused Fouuca !' exclaimed
Capuzzi, springlng from his place,
wlh his fist clenched. But bis two
ueighbors, wao had not quilted him,
forced him To be seated again The
clown weeping bitterly spoke Of cut
Ting his throat or drowning himself
m the Tlber bat, unfortunately, the
sight Of blood irulaled his nerves
and, on the other hand he thought
that he could not throw himself into
the water viii out immediately be-
ginning TO swim
Then doctor Gmziano came upon
the Stage, and asked him the cause
of his grief
" Alas ~ said Pasquarello, ''are yon
ignorant then, that vile scoundrcl
has carried off honest Slgn,r Pas
quale Capuzzi di Seneaaglia's niece
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