San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-22

enZl, whose glorious future he predicted.
Billiard Cue gave a skeptical laugh.
"A little realism" said he. Has your
Ferucci none but fine qualities? Is he
not something of Bohemian"
"Oh" exclaimed Peraldi, with us
that is not fault"
Yes, yes, know" continued Billiard
Cue. He is poor! Precisely! You are
all poets here. But see, has Your Fe-
rucci always a clear notion of thine and
mine? Behind this good nature scent
a certain shrewdness. Formerly he was
sincere in admiring Peppino Does he
not intend now to profit by this good
fellowship of the past? Look you, Will
give you my full thought: | divine in
your honest and innocent friend the
painter of a heap of pictures that go cir
culating through the world with the sig
natures of famous artists attached to
them by his hand. What say you to
that, optimist Peraldi?'
The sculptor made an indulgent and
indefinite gesture; he murmured in a
tone that lacked convictions:
Il do not believe it,"
Child" said Mime. de Rienzi, laugh
ing. you insist upon a man of Plutarch,
then? My poor CASTOR, you have never
known want; but you will grow more
indulgent with years"
Then, turning to the sculptor:
"And now, about NJ. Monteforte."
"Ah! yes" exclaimed Peraldi, his face
beaming with a sympathetic smile, ''thc
handsome Orlando"
1T is very embarrassing, that NAME
remarked the Frenchwoman.
He is never called anything else;
many people do not even know his fam
lily name. He is beginning life; 26 years
old, think But he will never accom-
plish anything; he dreams his work,
lives it, and sings it. Think of planting
this exuberant fellow, who spends his
nights bawling at the stars, before an
easel. Taught by his father, the famous
baritone, this painter sings like Orpheus,
without Tyre. Happy without effort,
charming without cOnCeit, simple and
careless. he is 50 Indifferent that he does
not understand that he might scale the
most difficult heights of happiness if he
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smile;
And do you know how this triumph
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9o' Ne'If Will l'I' young man io'e that
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.co sI'','i' ~ '''liP' 'Ii"l WHO Is mourning
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t tI'e passion Whlch Il. Is destined 10 torture
the poor gIll' lie VIII nave all the dt'ad-
S"il''9e' oi Il ln'h VINO mas married LOT
money "ithouI any Oh tne Dement'S
amen cohcLu"Gu Dllllaru Cue' PhlI-
"S"PnIc"I}' Moral: we shouIu never
aoaiIuol our lioerIy LOT PiItahce' ANA
YET 90 NOT snare your opinion why
Siloull not lle handsome Orlahuo lolS-
nor Monteiofte' "hat name9 marry
I n ? Pre''! person. MS la'her pupil
rosa I alCone'
Simply because tnat would be Wis
uoni' our ifiel" VIII never attempt the
conquest OF woman; Teresa will at