The commandant of the place, who, though suspected of being secretly a Carbonaro, was too powerful a man to be arrested, was assassinated opposite to his residence.

Laura retired to take her siesta; Nan made a small carbonaro of herself by sharpening her sister's crayons, and Di, as a sort of penance for past sins, tried her patience over a piece of knitting, in which she soon originated a somewhat remarkable pattern, by dropping every third stitch, and seaming ad libitum.

Emperor and King, Jacobin and Carbonaro, alike cherished him.

This Plato may be a conspirator,a Carbonaro,a member of some secret society,a red-republican,a conductor of the electric fluid.