"And who art thoui" was reiterated.
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"1stromeo, Signor; have you forgotten old
lstromeo" advancing. and in whom they
now recognised an aged and fsrmer domes-
tic of the hotel di II Cantro.


"And what brings thee hither, Istro-
met" inquired Don Henrique de Viesmo.


II am now, please your Excellenza, in
the service of the Signor Rinalti de Viancel-
lo'


".And hew fairs the Lady ELENA de Evor
no" inquired the cavalier.


sadly, Signor--thc old Don is as cross as
the dogs of Cusco; and | might say great
deal more-but mum!--to be silent is to be
wise, as the saying is. Yet have been in
his service whole year, coming next Mi
chacimas, and my pockets are as empty
ay. your Excellan2as. emptier than nut
she'll"


"AnA where is his friend, the Signor Hi
reldo de Lampiree" continued the Don Hem
riquc.


AT Padua, Signor but expected here in
few days.


"Donbtless, resumed the cavalier, "for
the solennzation Of his nuptials with the la
dy Elena de Evorno."


Yes, Siguor, or she will be sent back to
the convent of Estefania."


lstromro," whispered the cavalier,--
could YOU bear a message from me to the
| Lady Elicna."


"a message, your Excellenza mes
sage,-it were as much as my head is worth


" Then you really think, Istromeo," con
tinued the cavalier. conveying purse OF
ducats into the hand Of the la2arone, "yeu
really think it is out Of your power to oblge
me?"


30, Signor," he exclaimed, "hcaven bles.
your Excellepza YOU are a noble cava.
lirr, and, indeed, was always willing to o.
blige YOU"


"Then,' said the Cavalier. bear this ring
to the Lady Elena, and tell her the person
who sends it, is now waiting in the citron-
walk at the west end of the garden"
I 81 will, your Excelenza--l will" and
fastening onward, he disappeared through
gate that opened into the gardens OF the
mansion.


"What think you, Signor," inquired Don
Henrique, with burst Of laughter, ''is there
faith in that old mani"


81 know not" replied the cavalier. "bnt
happen what may, this gaod steel has never
failed me ye.."


Nor this, ,''returned Don Henrique, draw
ing small sabre from beneath the folds o.
his capotc.


1'ney were, however, agreeahly surprised
by the sudden appearance OF the Lady Eile-
ma ae Evorno, who approached the Caya-
lirr de Montc!ano--and i'll q moment he was
at her feet %*~s*$***#


On the following morning all Venice rang
with the secret and clandcstine marriage of
a knight o. the Stoia d'Oro, with novice Of
the convent Of Estefania; and. though many
were the ~hisperiags and surnisings that
were showered on the occasion, yet how CT
whence it really was, an aged monk Of the
holy order of the Spirito Santo alone could
tell. .ind hence we are led to infer that the
fair maidens Of the Adriatic shore are not
always incxorable to the soft blandishmen ents
Of moonlight serena3e.