Both of his faces show it." "I'm not so certain about that.

The one on the left--I mean the one on it's left--hasn't near as good a face, in my opinion, as its brother." "That's Luigi." "Yes, Luigi; anyway it's the dark-skinned one; the one that was west of his brother when they stood in the door.

Up to all kinds of mischief and disobedience when he was a boy, I'll be bound.

I lay his mother had trouble to lay her hand on him when she wanted him.

But the one on the right is as good as gold, I can see that." "That's Angelo." "Yes, Angelo, I reckon, though I can't tell t'other from which by their names, yet awhile.