Within that arch of the Doge's palace which leads to the canal of San Marco, beneath the Bridge of Sighs, thou wilt find Jacopo.

Give him the packet; and, should he demand it, withhold not the ring.

Wait his bidding, and return with the answer." Gino received this commission with profound respect, but with an awe he could not conceal.

Habitual deference to his master appeared to struggle with deep distaste for the office he was required to perform; and there was even some manifestation of a more principled reluctance, in his hesitating yet humble manner.

If Don Camillo noted the air and countenance of his menial at all, he effectually concealed it.
"At the arched passage of the palace, beneath the Bridge of Sighs," he coolly added; "and let thy arrival there be timed, as near as may be, to the first hour of the night." "I would, Signore, that you had been pleased to command Giorgio and me to row you to Padua!" "The way is long.