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1 8 |   Gennaro Conti, the great composer, a man of Neapolitan origin,~
2 8 | has a brilliant mind; as a composer~he has talent, though he
3 8 |    than to his talent as a composer, though he would rather
4 15|  of Conti and Calyste. The composer had remained~at table with
5 15|  My dear friend," said the composer, in his most caressing voice,
6 15|  vanity. Questioned by the composer, Calyste related all that~
7 15|    to Camille's salon. The composer, begged by~his young rival
8 15|  as the song had said, the~composer was carrying Beatrix away