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"Now," thought Io, "he is going to compare Frederic to Wheelwright, and I shall abandon him to his fate forever. So here's his chance ... I have," she replied aloud. "It's funny," ruminated Banneker. "Mr. Wheelwright writes about the kind of things that might happen any day, and probably do happen, and yet you don't believe a word of it.

Io was to him all that dreams had ever promised or portrayed. Their association, flowering to the full amidst the rush and turmoil of the city, was the antithesis to its budding in the desert peace. To see the more of his mistress, Banneker became an active participant in that class of social functions which get themselves chronicled in the papers.

"Chi e?" said the porter. "Son io, Sansone." We heard a movement of consternation within the castle and then Samson called out "Aprite." There was more consternation and the voice of Pasquino or Onofrio was heard speaking in dialect which made the audience laugh. The castle sent a messenger who came on and asked what Samson wanted.

"Giovanottin, che te ne vai di fuora, Stattene allegro, e così vo' far io. Se ti trovassi qualche dama nuova, L'ha da saper che tua dama son io." So sang she, innocently enough, whose sweethearting went no farther than her artless lips. There was not a spice of mischief in the girl.

Give me Jupiter rather, with Io and Europa, or even Siva with his skulls and snakes, or give me none. Tenth. With having repudiated the doctrines of total depravity. What a precious doctrine is that of the total depravity of the human heart!

"Gli occhi di ch' io parlai." Those eyes, 'neath which my passionate rapture rose, The arms, hands, feet, the beauty that erewhile Could my own soul from its own self beguile, And in a separate world of dreams enclose, The hair's bright tresses, full of golden glows, And the soft lightning of the angelic smile That changed this earth to some celestial isle, Are now but dust, poor dust, that nothing knows.

This seemed to astonish her even more than the previous information. "What are you reporting here?" "I'm off duty to-night." "I see. Could you get off duty some afternoon and come to tea, if I'll promise to have Io there to meet you?" "Your party seems to be making signals of distress, Miss Forbes." "That's the normal attitude of my friends and family toward me. You'll come, won't you, Mr.

Then one day a beautiful white cow passed over the mountain, and stopped to look at Prometheus with sad eyes. "I know you," Prometheus said. "You are Io, once a fair and happy maiden dwelling in Argos, doomed by Jupiter and his jealous queen to wander over the earth in this guise. Go southward and then west until you come to the great river Nile.

But a gracious young figure in black was bending over a table looking at a magazine, the long, free curve of her back turned toward him. He advanced. The woman said in a soft voice that shook him to the depths of his soul: "Back so soon, Archie? Want Sis to fix your tie?" She turned then and said easily: "Oh, I thought you were my brother.... How do you do, Ban?" Io held out her hand to him.

Then as the door was flung open, she heard, and gave a terrifying shout of recognition. "I hear I almost hear but once more.... IO! Io, Io, Io!"