The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-15

clans, poets, Behold The complete Tyre
aa they sayin France, Your servant is q
painter"
"ile 10 very handsomeW murmured
Teresa, her eyes glowing with admifa'
tlQn,
Rosa Falcone blushed slightly and did
not answer,
After the banquet one Of tho party
proposed that some ono dance tho taran'
tella with tho aged feTuooL
Maria Grazia was called on 10 dance.
The handsome Orlando Monteiorte sang
the accompaniment,
Teresa Cardelll, watching him, the
handsome Orlando, AZ no sang, grew
pale and red by turns, An impressions
able woman, music shook her neryea,
And II certainly was O rare thing Such
o realization OF ART was possible only
with this astonishing combination OF
events, tho place, the time, the rare com
munlon Of these artistic spirits, forget
ting their weaknesses and their selves
under the influence OF u man Of genius,
who, even without knowledge OF II, either
on hiapart or thelra, filled the atmosphere
with generous breaths OF enthusiaam.
Rosa Faloone asked for general
dance, Teresa started, and enwrapped
her Ia jealous and somber lookl then
with gaze clear and profound she Fixed
her eyes upon the handsome Orlando
Monteforte,
Rosas idea was gladly welcomed
Az the train would not leave for an
hour, there was time enough,
The Neapolltans improyised an orches.
ira Of four volces, Del Vecchlo danced
with Nine, dc Rienzl, Feruocl with Nine,
do Angelic, and Monteforto started for
the pretty Rosa Faloone, who awaited
him with hluahIpg face, She had al
ready met him ~ her fathers, and the
charming fellow, 80 unpretentioua gay
and well endowed, seemed 70 please her
greatly,
lle approached her Teresa Cardelli
rose byan irresistible impulse and placed
her hand In that Of tho young man, az II
no oame 20 invite her
Montororto made a slight grimace,
Rose buahed more deeply In her vexa-
ton. But what was TO bo done9 The
hrstmeasuroa had bcgun the men danced
haphazard with each other, laughing In
high spirits, In tho slow voluptuous
rhythm Of the waltz which these artists
sang with that sentiment Of harmony 30
natural TO southern races, Teresa forgot
herself In her handsome partners arms,
He turned her gracefully, no more think.
Ing OF her than as II she did not exist.
An unconscious vlrtuoso, ho followed the
melody OF the others and regulated his
step by their song, Suddenly his partner
weighed heavily on hla arni he tried 10
sustain her, made an effort, looked at
herr the young Teresa had tainted.
The dance was interrupted; the hour
OF departure was approaching; the whole
band went away as II had come, leaving
tho unconscious girl 10 the care Of the
women.
"Well, we'll" said Del Vecchio, there's
a woman In love with you. You will
marry this rich girl, Montoforto."
"WhatY answered the young man, in
dignantly, 20 epidcrY
"IIol hol there's not so much 10 COM
plain Of; they are well OF, the Cardellis."
"As II this fellow ever know the value
Of money! remarked the illustrous Pro
fessor Mazuccio.
"All the gnmc, II never does one
any harm answered somebody. "Why
shouldn't you marry Mile, Cardclli, Mon
tofortoT
"ohW murmurcd the youngman, "that
thin crcatureY A sorcercss"
"Now that wo are alone,' asked Mime.
dc Riengi, "cxploin 10 me q little, In the
first place, inasmuch 0a NJ. Ferucoi Is 10
spend somo timo among us, who 10 NJ.
Feruccip
Peraldi gently shook his head,
"An artist" said he, doubled with a
bad workman, whose hand will mover got
rid Of lis original rudeness Ho Is poor
and worthy, You will SEQ him always
clean, with immaculate linen, well black.
ed shoes and white hands; II seems that
he eats every day, No family; ho Is a
founding, He talks little, sometimes
growing animated, however, when the
vision Of art leads him TO forget the illit.
oracy and Ignorance that has caused him
bitter suffering all his life. Ho Ia n bravo
man, sincere, thoroughly devoted 10 Ri
onzi, whose glorious future he predicted"
Billiard Cue gave skeptical laugh,
"a little realism said ho "IIas your
Ferucoi mono but fine qualities2 IL no
not something OF a Bohemian9"
"OhW exclaimed Peraldi, with us
that is not a fault"
Eyes, yes, know, " continued Billiard
Cue, "lIe Is poor PRECISELY You arc
all poets here, But sec, has your Fe-
rucci always clear notion Of thine and
miner Behind this good nature scent
q certain shrewdness, Formerly no was
sincere In admiring Poppino, Docs ho
not intend now TO profit by this good
fellowship Of the pastp Look you, will
give you my full thought; divine in
your honest and innocent friend tho
painter of heap Of pictures that go cir
culating through the world with the sig
natures Of famous artists attached 10
them by his hand. What say you TO
that, optimist PeraldiS"
The sculptor made an indulgent and
indefinite gesture; he murmured In q
tone that lacked conviction;
~ do not believe IT,"
"Childr said Nine, dc Renzi, laugh
ing. 'GYou insist upon man Of Plutarch,
thenT My poor CASTOR, you have never
known want; but you will grow moro
ndulgcnt with years."
Then, turning TO the sculptor;
"And now, about NJ. Monteforte."
"Ahl yes,' exclaimed Peraldi, his face
beaming with q sympathetic smile, "tho
handsome Orlandow