"Do not let us jest," gravely replied Bertuccio, "and dare not to utter that name again as you have pronounced it." * Guilbert de Pixerecourt, French dramatist (1775-1844). "Bah," said Andrea, a little overcome, by the solemnity of Bertuccio's manner, "why not?" "Because the person who bears it is too highly favored by heaven to be the father of such a wretch as you." "Oh, these are fine words." "And there will be fine doings, if you do not take care." "Menaces--I do not fear them. I will say"--
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