No More Learning

174-176). ]

[bt] {188} _The act is passed--I will obey it_. --[MS. M. ]

[78] [For this speech, see Daru (who quotes from Pietro Giustiniani,
_Histoire, etc. _, 1821, ii. 534). ]

[79] {190}[See Daru's _Histoire, etc. _, 1821, ii. 535. The _Cronaca
Augustini_ is the authority for the anecdote (see _The Two Doges_, 1891,
p. 126). ]

[bu] {192}

_I take yours, Loredano--'tis the draught_
_Most fitting such an hour as this_. --[MS. M.
]

[80] {193}[_Vide ante_, Introduction to _The Two Foscari_, p. 118. ]

[bv] _The wretchedness to die_----. --[MS. M. ]

[81] ["A decree was at once passed that a public funeral should be
accorded to Foscari, . . . and the bells of St. Mark were ordered to peal
nine times. . . . The same Council also determined that on Thursday night,
November 3, the corpse should be carried into the room of the 'Signori
di notte,' dressed in a golden mantle, with the ducal bonnet on his
head, golden spurs on his feet, . . .