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frohepeasants;buthiseyevainlysoughtritaandong
theheinquiredheyof
laughter.aldperspirationburstfroverypore,andhishairstood
onend.herepeatedhisquestiohebanditsrose,andoffered
higlassfilledhorvietto,saying,tothehealthofthebrave
ontcarliniheardaans
cry;hedivihetruth,seizedtheglass,brokeitacrossthefaceof
hi.
afterahundredyardshetuedtheerofthethicket;hefoundrita
senselessinthearofetto
rose,apistolinead.theteachotherfor
anttheoneileoflasciviousnessonhislips,theother
hthepallorofdeathonhisbroerriblebattlebethe
tenseedii;butbydegreescarliuresrelaxed,
hishaolsinhisbelt,felltohis
side.ritalaybet.theonlightedthegroup.
”etto,haveyouexeission
”yes,orroas
fatheroiseanti,we
errynight;thisyounggirlisg,anddoescreditto
yourtaste.noistical,rades
anddraihen,toabandoo
thenlaarlini.
”adeinherfavor
”ithoughtthateies
”oretha,toaskforan
exind,ntinuedcucutto,
laughing,soonerorlateryourtue.carlih
vulsively.
”o,advangtoheotherbandits,are
youingifollowyou.
”cucuttodeparted,houtlosingsightofcarlini,for,doubtless,
hefearedlestheshouldstrikehinanothirayeda
hostiledesignoncarlinispart.hesfolded,near
rita,ettofanonttheyoung
nsandfly;butthistteredlittle
tohioohreehundred
piastresdistributedangthebandallasuhathecared
littleaboutit.hentiofollohepathtotheglade;but,to
hisgreatsurprise,self.letus
drasletusdrascriedallthebrigands,heysahe
chief.
”theirdendhechiefinedhisheadinsignof
aadetheirdend,
andtheredlightofthefiredetheooklikedens.thenasof
all,includingcarlini,,andtheyouofthe
banddreeofdiovolaccio.he
anocarlinithehealthoftheirchief,and
tocarlinirepliedbybreakingtheglassacrosshisface.alarge
theteletotheuth,wasbleedingprofusely.
diovalaselfthusfavoredbyfortune,burstintoaloud
laugh.iohiausseeifhe
orendese.everyoneexpectedan
explosiononcarlinispart;buttotheirgreatsurprise,hetooka
glassinonehandandaflaskiher,andfillingit,your
health,diavolaly,andhedrankitoff,houthis
handtrelingintheleast.thensittingdoy
supper,saidhe;expeditionhasgivenae.welldone,
carlinicriedthebrigands;thatisaglikeagoodfellow;and
theyallfordacircleroundthefire,ciodisappeared.
carliniateanddrankasifnothinghadhappehebanditslookedon
entatthissingularndutiltheyheardfootsteps.
theytuedround,andsaheyounggirlinhis
ar.herheadhungbadherlonghairstheground.asthey
ehecircle,thebanditsuldperceive,bythefirelight,the
uhlypalloroftheyounggirlandofdiavolaccio.thisapparition
n,thateveryonerose,htheexception
ofcarlini,aied,andateanddrankcaly.diavolaccio
advancedadstthestprofoundsilendlaidritaatthe
captaiheneveryoneulduandthecauseofthe
uhlypallorintheyounggirlandthebandit.aknifelunged
uptothehiltinritasleftbreast.everyonelookedatcarlini;
thesheathathisbeltpty.ah,ah,saidthechief,inow
uandayedbehind.allsavagenaturesappreciatea
desperatedeed.nootherofthebanditshe
sbuttheyalluoodcarlinihaddone.nohen,cried
carlini,risinginhistu,andapproagtherpse,hishandonthe
buttofoneofhispistols,doesanyonedisputethepossessionof
thisaneuedthechief,sheisthine.carlini
raisedherinhisar,andcarriedheroutofthecircleht.
cucuttoplacedhissentinelsforthenight,andthebanditsed
theelvesintheircloaks,andlaydoidnight
thesentinelgavethealarandinaninstantallhealert.it
inperson.here,
saidhe,toeback
adeasigntohibr >
tofolloanobeyed.theybothadvancedbehetrees,
throughedtheonlight.cucuttostoppedat
last,andpoithefootofatree.
”there,saidhe,dendthychildofcarlihee
eofher;auedtohispanions.theoldn
reiionless;hefeltthatsogreatandunforeseensfortune
hungoverhishead.atlengthheadvaoeaning
ofprehend.asheapproached,carliniraisedhis
head,andtheforoftevisibletotheoldnseyes.
aanlayontheground,herheadrestingonthekneesofan,
ansfacebeca
visible.thenizedhischild,andcarlinireghe
oldn.iexpectedthee,saidthebandittoritasfather.ch
retuedtheoldn,hastthoudoneandhegazedhterroron
rita,paleandbloody,akn
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