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"Will you take the medium's hand, Mr. What's-your-name?" The young foreigner took the lean and feverish hand of Gershom, and again the pencil flew rapidly over the paper. He pushed the manuscript from him and snatched his hand away from Baldassano. As the latter looked at what was written, his tawny cheek grew deadly pale. "Dios mio!" he exclaimed to Marshall. "This is written in Castilian!"

You have rendered me an inestimable service, Mama, for which mere words of thanks seem a very inadequate recompense, yet I will not offend you by offering any other reward. Still, if there is a way " "There is none at present amigo mio" interrupted the old woman; "nor do I wish any recompense beyond your thanks.

"Certainly I think her voice is perhaps the finest I ever heard in my life; and she is no doubt a great actress a very great actress; but she is not simpatica to me. I don't know why, but somehow or other I don't like her." "What can you have got into your head, tesoro mio? You know nothing of her; you have nothing to do with her except to see and hear her on the stage." "No; thank heaven!

He was just the man to steal secretly away and return with a horde of unscrupulous treasure-seekers, for he knew now that there were diamonds in the neighborhood, and he must have heard that we had found gold and silver ornaments and vessels in the old cemetery "Dios mio!

"I meant that what a man could hardly have had the heart to do might, perhaps, have been done by a woman. Beauty is not, I fancy, always found to produce quite the same sort of effect on another female as it is wont to produce on the other sex." "Might have been done by a woman? That seems hardly likely, I think, caro mio. In the Pineta at that hour of the morning? Che!

They all seemed rather astonished at our group, and the captain laughed heartily as he rode up and called out, "Who have you got tied to you there, caro mio?" "Croppo's wife. I had her tied to me for fear she should escape; besides, she is not bad-looking." "What a prize!" he exclaimed. "We have made a tolerable haul this time twenty prisoners in all, among them the priest of the band.

Here is a man's work to be done, and if I am weak as to-night, I may weaken you, and then we should both be undone. It is upon your strength I count, Franceschino mio, my true knight." He would have answered her. He had much to tell her who and what he was. But she pointed to the head of the steps, where a man's figure loomed. "Yonder comes the sentinel," she said. "Leave me now, dear Francesco.

A bravo waiting for his prey, a distinguished noble waiting to save his country, the common enemy waiting to do somebody a bad turn, an angelic messenger waiting to do somebody a good turn whatever you think he looks most like! 'Say, Professore Mio, a poor gentleman waiting to do homage to elegance and beauty, remarked Blandois.

"Their chins are disappearing," he said. "See their collars. Every day an inch higher. Dio mio! Is that the way to please women? I wear a flannel shirt and my neck is as bare as a plucked chicken, and yet I " he stopped short. Mario laughed. "Women are strange," he admitted. "Mad!" cried Cesare, and then as Bembi still smirked ineffably he appealed to Olive.

Nine year I no go away from dis street. But dis year I tink I go to da country. When I set here maka da flower I say three mont more, two mont more, one mont more, den I see da grass, I hear da bird, I shuta ma eyes, I tink I again in my Capri Oh, Dio mio!" She turned suddenly and let her face fall upon her arms, stretched out on the pile of flowers before her.