So large a Freedom shall my Virtue prove, I'll trust my Honour with Antonio's Love.

Why, any Antonio; all the Antonio's that you find in Cadiz.

To be sure the lady was not very tenderly handled for it by her brothers in the sequel, but their vengeance appears to have been whetted rather by her presumption in re-marrying at all, (when they had meditated the keeping of her fortune in their family) than by her choice of an inferior, of Antonio's noble merits especially, for her husband; and, besides, Olivia's brother was just dead.

" Antonio's eye did not waver.

Away, brethren, Antonio's blood is on their souls!"

Deceived, like the others, by the manner of the only one who knew the real cause of Antonio's death, he felt a humane and praiseworthy desire to make sure that no foul play had been exercised towards the victim.

Next came the corpse, without a coffin, for that is a luxury of the grave even now unknown to the Italians of old Antonio's degree.

It illustrates the obvious principle that, where the drama consists in a conflict between two persons or parties, the peripety is generally a double onethe sudden collapse of Shylock's case implying an equally sudden restoration of Antonio's fortunes.

My companion and an English gentleman, who, with his wife, was also residing in Antonio's pleasant caravanseraiagreed to join me in the experiment.

The most remarkable feature of these illusions was, that at the time when I was most completely under their influence, I knew myself to be seated in the tower of Antonio's hotel in Damascus, knew that I had taken hasheesh, and that the strange, gorgeous and ludicrous fancies which possessed me, were the effect of it.

You remember that in that original play Antonio's ships are lost merely.

Commend me to your honourable wife: Tell her the process of Antonio's end; Say how I loved you, speak me fair in death.

That thou shalt see the difference of our spirit, I pardon thee thy life before thou ask it: For half thy wealth, it is Antonio's; The other half comes to the general state, Which humbleness may drive unto a fine.

It was for Bassanio that his friend Antonio borrowed 3000 ducats of the Jew Shylock, on the strange condition that if he returned the loan within three months no interest should be required, but if not, the Jew might claim a pound of Antonio's flesh for forfeiture.

Wisdom, patience, the sagacity of Solomon, lurked in Don Antonio's eyes, and Laughing Bill consulted him as a friend and an equal.

I went last night to talk with Antonio's mother, and the way is all open as well as any living girl could desire.

The Borghese "Entombment," painted for Atalanta Baglioni, a pen-and-ink drawing of the "Pietà" in the Louvre collection, Marc Antonio's engraving of the "Massacre of the Innocents," and an early picture of the "Agony in the Garden," are all the other painful subjects I can now remember.

"Tell me, signor, what was the cause of Antonio's sending Claudio to Venice, yesterday.

Then we found Antonio's.

An obvious example of their treatment in the good old days, is given by Antonio's behaviour to Shylock.

Yet fairer when with wisdom as your shield The sober-suited lawyer's gown you donned, And would not let the laws of Venice yield Antonio's heart to that accursed Jew O, Portia!

When Father Pedro saw the yellow mules vanish under the low branches of the oaks beside the little graveyard, caught the last glitter of the morning sun on Pinto's shining headstall, and heard the last tinkle of Antonio's spurs, something very like a mundane sigh escaped him.

It was Antonio's voice, it was José's arm, it was the field of wild oats, the sky above his head,all unchanged.

Bassanio d to pay the bond thrice over, but Shylock declined the offer, for he d, if possible, to lake Antonio's life.

But the ride, nowhere dangerous, though demanding some strong faith in the sure-footedness of Antonio's steeds, is not an easy one.