DON ORSINO


CHAPTER I.


CHAPTER II.


CHAPTER III.


CHAPTER IV.


CHAPTER V.


CHAPTER VI.


CHAPTER VII.


CHAPTER VIII.


CHAPTER IX.


CHAPTER X.


CHAPTER XI.


CHAPTER XII.


CHAPTER XIII.


CHAPTER XIV.


CHAPTER XV.


CHAPTER XVI.


CHAPTER XVII.


CHAPTER XVIII.


CHAPTER XIX.


CHAPTER XX.


CHAPTER XXI.


CHAPTER XXII.


CHAPTER XXIII.


CHAPTER XXIV.


CHAPTER XXV.


CHAPTER XXVI.


CHAPTER XXVII.


CHAPTER XXVIII.


CHAPTER XXIX.


DON ORSINO

BY

F. MARION CRAWFORD

AUTHOR OF "THE THREE FATES," "ZOROASTER," "DR. CLAUDIUS," "SARACINESCA," ETC.


NEW YORK GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS

1891, MACMILLAN AND CO.

Reprinted January, April, December, 1893; June, 1894; January, November, 1895; June, 1896, January, 1898, June, 1899; July, 1901 June, 1903; June, 1905; January, 1907.


Fifty-sixth Thousand


Norwood Press J.S. Cushing & Co.—Berwick & Smith Norwood Mass. U.S.A.


CHAPTER I.


Don Orsino Saracinesca is of the younger age and lives in the younger Rome, with his father and mother, under the roof of the vast old palace which has sheltered so many hundreds of Saracinesca in peace and war, but which has rarely in the course of the centuries been the home of three generations at once during one and twenty years.

The lover of romance may lie in the sun, caring not for the time of day and content to watch the butterflies that cross his blue sky on the way from one flower to another. But the historian is an entomologist who must be stirring. He must catch the moths, which are his facts, in the net which is his memory, and

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