The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor, Vol. I, No. 3, March 1810DRAMATIC CENSOR.Reading editionChapter navigation14 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE MIRROR OF TASTE,DRAMATIC CENSOR.Chapter IIIDRAMATIC CENSOR.DRAMATIC CENSOR. (continued 2)VENONI,NOVICE OF ST. MARK’S.SCENE I.—The port of Messina—on one side the viceroy’s palace.SCENE II.—An apartment in the Caprara palace.SCENE I.—The gardens of St. Mark—in the background is a gothic chapel, to which is a flight of steps; adjoining is the cemetery of the Ursuline convent, and several tombs are visible through a large iron gate.SCENE I.—A dungeon with a concealed door on one side, a tomb on the other, and a gallery above—a grated door in the back.SCENE II.—an anti-chamber in the viceroy’s palace.SCENE III.—An apartment in the Ursuline convent decorated for a festival—the back part is filled up by a dark-coloured curtain—night.Previous chapter ←THE MIRROR OF TASTE,Next chapter →Chapter IIIAll chapters and sections (14)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE MIRROR OF TASTE,DRAMATIC CENSOR.Chapters3Other sectionsDRAMATIC CENSOR.DRAMATIC CENSOR. (continued 2)VENONI,NOVICE OF ST. MARK’S.Act 1 · Scenes12Act 2 · Scenes1Act 3 · Scenes123Vol. I. MARCH 1810. No. 3.◇HISTORY OF THE STAGE.← THE MIRROR OF TASTE,CHAPTER III. →