This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ Teatro Scelto Di Shakespeare, Volume 2; Teatro Scelto Di Shakespeare; William Shakespeare William Shakespeare, Giulio Carcano Le Monnier, 1858

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Estratto: ...lanciando in quella al signor cavaliere una fredda occhiata. E con un sogghigno di piu fredda ironia: -Lasci pure, disse, signor Natale, non s'incomodi; il signor cavaliere ha messo un piede in fallo Egli se n'ando; ma nel suo petto bolliva l'odio, e come tutti i vili, da quel di comincio a pensare di tirar sicura e nascosta vendetta di quella umiliazione. Damiano ebbe il cuore di non ispiegare qual fosse il segreto di siffatto incontro al principale, che, sospettando qualche cosa, ripeteva le inchieste; ne la sera, quando torno a casa, ne fiato co' suoi, quantunque la sola vista di quell'uomo avesse rinfrescata nel fondo del suo animo la vecchia ruggine e il primo dolore di un insulto non rincacciato in gola a chi lo fece. Egli, in faccia a quell'uomo senti per un minuto la gioja d'averlo quasi fatto sprofondar nella vergogna con un'occhiata, con un sogghigno; ma, passata codesta fiera volutta d'un istante, la memoria del passato prese a tormentarlo, e ne fu per piu giorni travagliato. Non era corsa piu d'una settimana da quell'incontro di mal augurio, quando un di, poco prima dell'imbrunire, partendosi dal negozio innanzi la solita ora, e sboccando nella piazza Fontana all'angolo della casa, ove continuava a dimorar la famiglia, gli parve vedere svoltar nel portone un'altra persona, colla quale da lungo tempo non s'era incontrato. Era colui ch'egli riguardava a ragione come l'autore di tutto il male ch'era toccato a' suoi, l'unica persona forse, per la quale egli si fosse sentito capace d'odio; in una parola, il signor Omobono. Al solo vederlo, una folla di pensieri gli occupo la mente; il cuore gli batte piu rapido: e raddoppio il passo dietro a lui. Aveva subito indovinato che quell'uom tristo, cogliendo la congiuntura della sua assenza, non aveva temuto di ritornare in casa sua; pieno di sospetto che non fosse la prima volta, e che sua madre, debole troppo, potesse dar fede ancora alle di lui infamie, cieco dalla rabbia che...