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"But, signor, that would take time"

"That is of no consequence At this hour there are too ates It is better for you to pass the night at the

pavilion, and to-ates are open, you will

leave At daybreak you will be certain ofno one ould notice

what direction you had taken I suggest this for your own sake, Julio, not

mine; for suppose the officers of the law should search my summer-house,

those precautions would divert their attentions from the cellar, while

otherwise they would infallibly discover that the earth had been recently

dug Perhaps, through respect for me, the bailiff may exempt my lands from

search In either case I ait until the impressionof you, except that you left me in

consequence of a sharp rebuke, and that I do not knohat has become of

you As soon as the present excitement subsides and the search is

abandoned, I proo to the pavilion and

accoet your new nano? It is easily re on business I had nearly