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II was such a night the enthusiast loves
to gaze upon--whea tt. raptured mind, IN
happy abandonment Of care, reveis through
the enchanted regions If fancy, or scars "a
mid the classic shades Of science and litera .
ture Es&4~4s&*#%a4k#at& The full .orbetl
moon had ri5ea in refIlsent splendnur over
the unruffled deep. Not ripple tremb'ed
on the mirror bosom Of the Adriatic, and
all was calm and motiGnicss as the pensve
light that i.Iumined its dark blue waters
while the midsummer, glowing in all the
lnxuriancc OF primeyal beauty, and breath
ing from the howery gardens aud groves Of
that delightful cline, sprnkled its sottest
odours on every passing breeze. lhe noise
and tumut of the crowd had long ceased,
and nought broke on the silent loneliness OF
the hour, save the deep-toned voice of the
distant sentinel, as from his midnight rounds
echoed the watch -werd Of "all's wcli"'--
when, suddenly, from beneath the shadow Of
an overhaneng cliff, darted a fairy-like gon
tlola: its mlk-w white sail reflected III the
tide below, that seemed only awakened, in
sparkling ripples to the gentle -unGulation
Of its propeiling influence, near the margin
cf the monnlit waters, rose the stately tur-
rets OF many magnificent edihce. Soon
the gondolcrs poised upon their oars, and
voice Of exquisite melo3y breathca forth the
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