Excerpt from The Bravo of Venice: A Romance And as he spoke, the unfortunate [for such by his discourse and situation he appeared to be] dashed his forehead against the earth, and his lips were al ready unclosed to curse the hour which gave him being, when he suddenly seem ed to recollect himself. He rested his head on hir'hlbow, and sang mourn fully the burthen of a song, which had. Often delighted his childhood in the cas tle of his ancestors.

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