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MUSICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY.
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STILL IS THE NIGHT-BREEZE.
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THE BEWITCHED PAINTERS.
A TALE OF STRASBCRG.
It was in the ancient city of Strasburg, about the
year 1630, that one line spring day several young
men wereseenarriving,almost at thesame moment,
at the gatewayof the house of acelebrated painter,
Murillo. They saluted each other with cordiality,
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and bounding up the stairs, they gained the studio
of the painter.
The master was not yet there, and each one slowly
approached his own easel, to ascertain if the work
of the previous evening bad dried, or perhaps to
admire his own work.
" By St. Jacques of Compostello !" cried Isturitz,
" which of you was last in the study yesternight?"