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time, the miller took up the marous J.,
was indeed thoroughly frighten ed, and v"'. "ae
ed to be rcvenged. wv


so extraordinary a case was the sub;ec, r.
general conversation the marquis cav,
his servant to be summoned before the su con,t.
ofjustice, and not appearing he was declaroS
an outlaw, and condemned, if he should e,o'
return to be beheaded. This news co.,. u'
reached Padua, notwithstanding which tIa
servant i'll few days came back to Ferraraa. a. :.
and demanded admittance to the maron;a
which was denied, and instead thereof Ln'
was apprehcnded, and ordered to pren,ne
tor execution.


The marquis, however, finding himself
cured of his aguc, his resentment began r.
abate, and he was determined to save hin,
but seemed to resolve to let the law take IT,
course. A day was fixed for his execution
and all Ferrara thronged to see it. The sow
want appeared on the scaifold, and afternro
testing that he had no other motive than tbo
cure of his master, he laid his head on tbe
block, and gave the fatal signal. The exc
cutioner, according to previous orders at
that instant poured cold water on his necI
and this was no sooner done than the colmr
left his checks, his eyes sunk in his head
and he died in few moments without sneat
ing single word.