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To-night! The roundpalely over Lecco; the moon, mistress

of love and tides, tohoh only

Eros knohy! Evidently there was no answer to the Italian's question,

for he faced about and walkedup at the e-O soloindeed! Passionately he longed for the old days,

when by his physical prowess alone oft a man won his lady Diploes, adroitness, stolen

glances, careless touches of the hand; by these , when she was sad, when she was only

O terra addio when she was

happy as O sole ht approach to her variant e his Piccadilly suit for another which was supposed to be

the last word in the e, a man entered the Grand Hotel He was tall, blond,

rosy-cheeked He carried himself like one used toperemptory orders The porter bowed, the director

bowed, and the proprietor hied The porter and the director recognized a personage; the proprietor