Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 418
Vitales,as he fell fainting on the ground. Let us quit this forest, said the peasant, giv-ing Vitales his arm. Eat this piece of bread. How can I ever sufficiently recompense you? You have promised me a wedding present andyour palace at V^enice, said the peasant. Yes, certainly, I will give you a… … WITH INSULTS AND JEERS THE ATTENUANiS CLOSED THE DOORS ON HIM ingly quit my village to live in Venice, in thepalace you have promised me. Here we are out of the forest, said Vitales;1 know my road now, thank you. But when shall I come for my wedding pres-ent and my palace? returned the peasant.…
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