St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-12


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The eyes and the mouth are like, but
where is the light of the eyes. where is
the sweet flashing Smile dispensing the
pcnSlvenesS of the mouth int" tn"
sweetest galctN? ! need not describe
her further indeed. could not. though
| can never forget the soft graciousncSs
aud noble modcstA of her manner to her
brothers friend. her girliSh interest in
oUl talk of our travels. and her arch
detection of u> when we told her tray
eIcrs' tales.
Late i'll the evening the marchesa re
reIvcd a few visitors. among them IA
gentleman of middle age. who remind
eel me. III complexion. i'll expression. III
all hut costume. of one of TitianS por-
traits. II C"ntr Alberto del Ccrruti
WAS. | learned. Il MilaucSc of ancient
family and good fortune for an Italian.
No doubt he had been eminently hand
some in his Youth. but cold. crafty lines
th"E his brow and his mouth which
must have been there even then. ami
IN his black eyes there was 4 sleepy
ticrccnc>> peculiarly repulsive to me.
He mingled easily with the general
company. and. though | observed that
he WIS un terms of intimacy with both
the marchcsc and marche-a. never
saw him approach Beatrice. after HI,
lirst formal greeting. nor did he while |
remained III the >llvnn. Join ia the con
vcr>ati"u which Paulo and / carried OF
with her.
IcmcmhcI little thar passed. non
does 1t matter. The Carnival was
drawing near. and both Paolu and Bca-
mic, we're fIill of lis nnfIriplrrd de-
liuhts. Ii WA. to hc 4 very rood Car
niyal. the nobility intended to ioiu in
all its cnioyments, and the ancient fame
of the Venetian fancy balls was to be
revived hC great entertainments to be
rivcn hv Official personages, and b.
many of the leaders of private society,
Venetian and foreign. II should have
cards t"l the balls. paol6 said and he
and must plan nur costumes together
Thought his beautiful >i>tcI looked
pleased when he said this: / thought
the animation of her manner Increased
There WAS It special mention of Il bal
Ia lie given 10y Polish princess. VII,
owned one of the finest of the old pal.
acrs and lived III Il style "t great mag
niicrnce at Venice for portion of carl
wear.