MINKA.
Translated By Constance Stewart Copeland It was a few years after the French war. The…
L’ARRABIATA.
Translated from the german by Mary Wilson The day had scarcely dawned.–Over Vesuvius hung one…
BARBAROSSA.
Translated from the german by L. C. S. I had only intended to spend one…
CREMA AND THE CRUCIFIX
Few people visit Crema. It is a little country town of Lombardy, between Cremona and…
COMO AND IL MEDEGHINO
To which of the Italian lakes should the palm of beauty be accorded? This question…
CHERUBINO AT THE SCALA THEATRE
I. It was a gala night. The opera-house of Milan was one blaze of light…
BERGAMO AND BARTOLOMMEO COLLEONI
From the new town of commerce to the old town of history upon the hill,…
A VENETIAN MEDLEY
I.—FIRST IMPRESSIONS AND FAMILIARITY It is easy to feel and to say something obvious about…
A CINQUE CENTO BRUTUS
I.—THE SESTIERE DI SAN POLO There is a quarter of Venice not much visited…
THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN ROSES
There should have been roses Of the large, pale yellow ones. And they should hang…