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"I tell thean to shine again But she

only turned away, saying: "I'ry!" he cried, and at the sound of his voice as he said the word

their love for each other went thrilling through and through the with so now," he said, "and since you are never to coht to hear"

She took a seat immediately, unfastened her coat, and slipped it back on

to her shoulders

The thick-falling drops were drenching the piazza, and its pave like a lake

"The rain will last for so out, "and the

ency, therefore it is better that

you should hear it now"

Taking the pins out of her hat, Roan to pull off her gloves The young head with its glossy

hair and lovely face shone out with a new beauty

Rossi hardly dared to look at her He was afraid that if he allowed

hi hiht "What is theof it?"

He went to the bureau by the wall and took out a small round packet

"Do you remember your father's voice?" he asked