Excerpt from Titian, Vol. 2 of 3: A Romance of Venice
There is no truer aphorism than the repeated one, that whom Fame loves, Woman loves also. And this is one of the best and brightest rewards of genius, however its tri umphs be won, by arms or eloquence, by pen or pencil.
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