The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14
The Early Love of PnganIni.


Tho following romantic story Of the early love Of
PaFau,nl occurs In . history Of his life Just pub
Ilshe
Nicolo dearly loved the faithful little GiAnet.
Ia tic first tones Of his violin drew her H. his
nle, aud Il not unnl the last one had he'd
away, that she awokc from the sweet lethsrsy, the
~ondrous Intoxicating dreams, into which they
al luIlcd her. Often, whom Sicolo sat ima.dning
the fulhlment q his ambitious hopes ne would
mechanically touch tie spring n his violin then
llt.le silver Cross would softly ApproNch, and
the boy would fee her touch like hssty
kiss. Tie would chose his eyes and forget
IA solitude forget that no one loved him
VI = fathoi was stern master his gentle mo'her
was dead the boys OF his own age avoided
hun ualy his hstlc GianettA played with hum md
ksscd him, and Nicolo's heart was divided lie.
| tween the beloved girl aud his strnn e window
friend. G.auetta, however, could not endure 80 g.
ders; she would say, umorously, 'Ihey are
witches" The sp der seemed TO r. ! Gianetta's
dishk aud never came in when the child wa.
there; but IT Nlcolo drew to tho window W tn
his violin, and gave a stolen look without be would
always perceive ,he nute listener hanging mo.ion-
less upoU vine Leaf. Giapctta would tit ia the
conner OF hs room, breathlcssy listen Ing flr hours
to his roniro plGy'n but when his arm sank
exhausted, and the tones died away, then she
" ud eutrest N.colo to talk o. her Mt only nd
he telaIe 10 the listen. NO chid wild fairy talas
which male her shudfcr bat all the dreams OF his
burning heart, oil the p OF his hi. b nsp
iul soul, were c. nfdcd To the SILENT faithful boz
A
Z yerishly hot hand, and gsIe At him with eyes
Allied W tn sympathy. When he told her ~ The
famous rman master Mo2Art-hCw he had " rit.
ten grand ccnccr'os when only six .ars old and
Row he shoue ms star in the heaven Of IN &c. his
tleCks would turn, he would tremhle with eX lite.
Lcu', and srGding tears OF Indignation would
stream from his ewes Gee, q anetta " he would
say, with hitter smile, 'Nhat q wretched buuvicr
| am besiae him" And tho girl had no, the power
u console him
Zone day N.roIo wss obliged to law the mos,
mouutonous exercises under his father's surer.
Wis on, whilst suffering the htter.st inward t,r.
meuts. HIS hands were weak, his brow glowci !,
all the strength, all the lie # HIS BODY se,n,o 10
have nassei into bis eyes they shone won lnriuIly
All VI ouoe he heard the VOICE Cf ClanettA', tnoth,,
she called him by name, snH.ously and hnstilv
Nlc,lo hurried 20 her. Gianeus had been sIdlsnlv
taken III burning lover had 6ezed her lie en-.
tered she looked long and earnestly at her
dearest playmate hm Trend he understo,J Ter
glance, aud brought bis y,olin. Grief stormod and
ragged within bis heart Nianetta, a eln,u,ng sem
tr Your he exclaimed wildly, sho smi,
ln.n me chained S'olA tans the most onrap' "a
ms, she strsngest aud sweetest Of al sleeping 'ur
As he ended, Ganeus raised herself from no. 1hgl
and called N'colo; he threw himself INTO " eoucf
'Niaolo shall slumbor swcetly You or arms
wA Do. rest you VII beam upon &c r,h c'oa,
star suIpassng everything else in ~ c!eai
Travel lar iar away trom here t. nh =, n'hsss
and died. -'Anou her head
"Neslo remained by Il beloved co,rs, ,,....,.
through the following day he "a a /. an, ~ .lHn
zed. When ho returned ~ / a. hon" 80 80 Hoh
quiet room hlloi han WiIh terri ~ from Ss al 4,
he coui look directly into q Ap.t,.,s t,I
yer, Tue chad lay upon he bier aiorncd u-,,h
hoHcrs-almost buried u themNs,,rN, wv WIN
ghlcl torches, and loo' 1Ilg lowell 40 Iei oy
monk knclg by the s'A0 OF the coffin, AMI So. a
Tor tho pure young 'Oul that had tor,aton ~ iss
'iu! tcnant 80 SooI. Farewell thou lovely orr :,
Soi'' sad ING. mourning boy Us the no, tears