Граф Монте-Кристо

Roman Bandits.

           Thisdemandedneweffort,butnothingcomparedtothefirst;attheendofaweekhewroteaswellwiththispenaswiththestylus.ThecuraterelatedtheincidenttotheCountofSan–Felice,whosentforthelittleshepherd,madehimreadandwritebeforehim,orderedhisattendanttolethimeatwiththedomestics,andtogivehimtwopiastresamonth.Withthis,Luigipurchasedbooksandpencils.Heappliedhisimitativepowerstoeverything,and,likeGiotto,whenyoung,hedrewonhisslatesheep,houses,andtrees.Then,withhisknife,hebegantocarveallsortsofobjectsinwood;itwasthusthatPinelli,thefamoussculptor,hadcommenced.

           "Agirlofsixorseventhatis,alittleyoungerthanVampatendedsheeponafarmnearPalestrina;shewasanorphan,bornatValmontoneandwasnamedTeresa.Thetwochildrenmet,satdownneareachother,lettheirflocksmingletogether,played,laughed,andconversedtogether;intheeveningtheyseparatedtheCountofSan–Felice’sflockfromthoseofBaronCervetri,andthechildrenreturnedtotheirrespectivefarms,promisingtomeetthenextmorning.Thenextdaytheykepttheirword,andthustheygrewuptogether.Vampawastwelve,andTeresaeleven.Andyettheirnaturaldispositionrevealeditself.Besidehistasteforthefinearts,whichLuigihadcarriedasfarashecouldinhissolitude,hewasgiventoalternatingfitsofsadnessandenthusiasm,wasoftenangryandcapricious,andalwayssarcastic.

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