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Don Juan lay along the window-seat of his palace in Naples and looked out between the vine-draped Numidian marble pillars of the balcony on to the white town and the blue sea.
The gorgeous room was inlaid with coloured stones, jaspers, basalts, and alabasters, and hung with silk tapestry. Juan's undress was of the finest velvet of Genoa, and round his throat and on his ringers were several jewels of note.