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He searched Julio's pocket, and found in it one hundred and twenty crowns

After counting thehty crowns spent already! It is i-table, or been robbed while he was sleeping in the tavern"

Still doubtful, he exairdle the twenty crohich he had destined for his ; "I had not all; I hear the sound of gold"

He put the twenty croith the rest of thesatisfied

himself that no more remained on the person of Julio, he was about to

transfer the crowns to his pocket, when a sudden idea occurred to his

ht think he had been

paid to co, there will be no reason to

conclude that he killed the Signor Geronienerally carried about him I should suppose five or six

crowns, or perhaps ten I will leave six crowns and all the se

And the keys? He must keep them, or, of course, he could not have entered

without e But should he be roused to consciousness by the

death-agony, he et out I will leave

hi Iron bars render the

place secure; he could not even enter the garden Noill put the phial

in his doublet--no, in the pocket of his girdle; it will be as easily

found I will re which could indicate the

presence of two persons"