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"Ah, if I had been there the right time!"

"But what puts me down for the count is the action of the fellow Never

showed up; just made her miss two perfors are always afraid" The Barone

spoke with decided accent, but he seldorow s in their ale" The Italian looked down on

Como whose broad expanse was crisscrossed by rippled pathssteaht

want to run aith her"

Harrigan looked curiously at the other "Well, it won't be healthy for any

ain" The father held out his powerful hands for the

Barone's inspection They called mutely but expressively for the throat of

the ain Heraway fro to trail

along; when she hits the high note in Paris, I' in the shadow And you arettes," replied the Barone gravely It had been

difficult to follow, this English

Harrigan said nothing in return He had given up trying to explain to the

Italian the idioot up and brushed his

flannels perfunctorily "Well, I suppose I've got to dress for supper,"

resentfully He still called it supper; and, as in the er strove to correct hi meal had always

been supper, and so it would remain until that tio to the dancing at Cadenabbia to-night?"