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    ”goodfriend,”saidthenintheeforsayingthat

    youseeopreitsant

    act.”

    ”perhapsiabutohingihaveresolvedon,andthatis,tostopat

    nothingtorestoreapoordeviltoliberty,intothisscrape

    solelyfroavingserved.ishouldhateanddespiseselfasa

    ity.”

    ”aodo”

    ”tosurroundthesen,asignal

    froe,lypeppinhtforexecution,

    and,bytheassistaheirstilettos,drivebacktheguard,and

    carryofftheprisoner.”

    ”thatseetoashazardousasuain,andnvihat

    scheisfarbetterthanyours.”

    ”andisyourexcellencysproject”

    ”justthis.iageouslybestores,thatthe

    personreceivingthehallobtaietillyearforpeppino;

    andduringthatyear,anotherskilfullyplaced1,000piastreswill

    affordhiheansofesgfroisprison.”

    ”anddoyoufeelsureofsucceeding”

    ”pardieu”exself

    infrench.

    ”didyourexcellencysay”inquiredtheother.

    ”isaid,goodfellooresinglehahe

    ansofgoldthanyouandallyourtroopuldeffecthstilettos,

    pistols,carbines,andblunderbussesincluded.leave,then,toact,

    andhavenofearsfortheresult.”

    ”atleast,thereinselfandpartybeinginreadiness,

    incaseyourexcellencyshouldfail.”

    ”noakeprecautionsyouplease,ifitisany

    satisfayobtainingthereprievei

    seek.”

    ”reer,theexeorrohat

    youhavebutooworkin.”

    ”andofthatisnotadaydividedintotyfourhours,each

    hourintosixtynutes,andeverynutesubdividedintosixty

    sendsnoanythingsbedone.”

    ”andhoheryourexcellencyhassucceededoot.”

    ”oh,thatisveryeasilyarranged.ihaveehethreelower

    thecaferospoli;shouldihaveobtaiherequisitepardon

    forpeppino,thetasks,

    arearkedonit.”

    ”andploytocarrythereprievetotheofficerdireg

    theexecution”

    ”sendoneofyourn,disguisedasapefriar,andi

    tohihisdresstheansofapproagthescaffold

    itself,andheheofficialordertotheofficer,who,in

    histu,eanti,itwillbe

    asinedon,ifit

    beonlytopreventhisdyingoffearorlosinghissenses,becausein

    eithercaseaveryuselessexpenseurred.”

    ”yourexyentire

    devotiontoyou,areyounot”

    ”nay,iflatterselfthattherebenodoubtofit,”repliedthe

    cavalierinthecloak.

    ”iseofresgpeppino,and

    henceforostabsolute

    obedienyselfandthoseuhatonehunbeingrender

    toanother.”

    ”haveaay

    rendyouofyourproseatso,perhaps,notverydistantperiod,

    ytu,yrequireyouraidandinfluence.”

    ”letthatdayesoonerorlater,yourexcellencye

    ihavefoundyouinthisheavytrouble;andiffroheotherend

    oftheeay

    regarditasdone,fordoshallbe,onthehof”

    ”hush”interruptedthestranger;”ihearanoise.”

    ”tissotravellers,bytorchlight.”

    ”tterbeseeher;thoseguidesarenothing

    butspies,andghtpossiblyregnizeyou;and,hoaybe

    honoredbyyourfriendship,hyfriend,ifoheextentofour

    intiyreputationa

    hereby.”

    ”hen,ifyouobtainthereprieve”

    ”theddleask,

    bearingaredcross.”

    ”andifyoufail”

    ”thenallthreeillhaveyelloeries.”

    ”andthen”

    ”andthen,goodfellow,useyersinanywayyouplease,andi

    furtherproseyoutobethereasaspectatorofyourprowess.”

    ”andeachotherperfectly,then.adieu,yourexcellency;

    dependuponasfiryasidouponyou.”

    sayingthesehetransteverindisappeareddohestaircase,

    panion,fflinghisfeaturesrecloselythanbeforein

    thefoldsofhisntle,passedalstclosetofranz,anddesded

    tothearenabyanoutinutefranzheard

    hielfcalledbyalbert,adetheloftybuildingreechohthe

    soundofhisfriendsna.franz,hons

    tillhehadsatisfiedhielfthatthetenionhehad

    overheard

    inhisdest.iesafterthestrangershaddeparted,

    franzheroadtothepiazzadespagni,listeninghstudied

    indiffereheleaeddissertationdeliveredbyalbert,afterthe

    nnerofplinyandcalpuius,tougtheironpointedsusedto

    preventtheferingonthespectators.fra

    hiroceedhoutinterruption,and,infact,didnothear

    obealone,aoponderoverallthathad

    oeetinginthelosseubr >

    hehadsouionally,but

    notsotheother;andthoughfranzhadbeenuodistinguishhis

    features,froisbeiherantleorobscuredbythe

    shadoadetoopopressionon

    hihefirsttihehadheardtheorhiveragaintetthe

    heartheght.itoreespeciallyan

    annerhalfjesting,halfbitter,thatfranzsear

    recalledstvividlythedeepsonorous,yetchedvoicethathad

    addressedhitoofntecristo,andhe

    sendtiadthedarknessandruinedgrandeurofthelosseuand

    therehethought,thereentireion,thattheperson

    antleerhostaertainer,

    ”sinbadthesailor.”

    underanyothercirces,f

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