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vices, mentioned the rewards he might require,
and exposed his breast covered with the scars
cf numerous wounds. WHAT'S il to the king"
said he, "what is it to France. whether Saa
Pietro is on good or bad terms with his wife Z
All present shiddered with horror, but he was
pardoned.


This story, which has the air Of romance, is
strictly true. A son of this San Pietro, named
Aphonso de Ornano, vas as ferocious as his
father lie killed bis soldiers with his own hand
when they had committed any offence.