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Excerpt from Bentley's Miscellany, 1850, Vol. 27
Without the slightest hesitation, Riccardo unburthened his whole soul to the ambassador, he revealed every act and every thoughhl! Left no point untouched. The minister was charmed with his candour, no man could have done otherwise than have felt the deepest sympathy in his wrongs and sufi'erings, although condemn ing the attempt u on a fellow-creature's life, by taking the law inn his own hands. However infamous the action the aggressor had committed. He gave Riccardo a passport, and, fearing that it might not be a sufficient protection, he walked with him to the port, where he took boat and pulled off to a British man-of-war bound to Sicily, and requested, as a personal favour of the captain, that he would land his young friend at Palermo. Upon Riccardo's arrival in Sicily he met an elderly English gentleman who desired a travelling companion, he engaged with him, and landed safely ill England a few months afterwards.
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