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    offakeanexceptioninritasfavor;as

    herfatheredto

    yieldtohisfriendsentreaties;andbadehiindashepherdtosend

    toritasfatheratfrosinonecarlinifleorita;telling

    hershe

    hihreehundred

    piastresthatedthatis;until

    nihenextingtheinstanttheletterten;carlini

    seizedit;andhastenedtotheplaintofindassengerhefounda

    youngshepherdessengersofthebandits

    aretheshepherdsountains;between

    ission;prosing

    tobeinfrosinoneinlessthananhourcarliniretued;anxiousto

    seehisstress;andannouncethejoyfulintelligencehefoundthe

    troopintheglade;suppingo
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    fftheprovisionsexactedasntributions

    frohepeasants;buthiseyevainlysoughtritaandong

    theheinquiredheyof

    laughteraldperspirationburstfroverypore;andhishairstood

    onendherepeatedhisquestiononeofthebanditsrose;andoffered

    higlassfilledhorvietto;saying;tothehealthofthebrave

    ontcarliniheardaans

    cry;hedivinedthetruth;seizedtheglass;brokeitacrossthefaceof

    hi

    afterahundredyardshetuedtheerofthethicket;hefoundrita

    senselessinthearofetto

    rose;apistolineachhandtheteachotherfor

    anttheoneileoflasciviousnessonhislips;theother

    hthepallorofdeathonhisbroerriblebattlebethe

    tenseediinent;butbydegreescarlinisfeaturesrelaxed;

    hishand;hepistolsinhisbelt;felltohis

    sideritalaybettheonlightedthegroup

    ”etto;haveyouexeission

    ”yes;orroas

    fatheroneyitiseanti;we

    errynight;thisyounggirlischag;anddoescreditto

    yourtastenonotegotistical;rades

    anddrained;then;toabandonherto

    thenlaarlini

    ”adeinherfavor

    ”ithoughtthatentreaties

    ”orethantherest;toaskforan

    exind;ntinuedcucutto;

    laughing;soonerorlateryourtuecarlinisteeth

    clinchednvulsively

    ”noetto;advancingtoheotherbandits;are

    youingifollowyou

    ”cucuttodeparted;houtlosingsightofcarlini;for;doubtless;

    hefearedlestheshouldstrikehinanothingbetrayeda

    hostiledesignoncarlinisparthesfolded;near

    rita;ettofanonttheyoung

    nsandfly;butthistteredlittle

    tohiooney;threehundred

    piastresdistributedangthebandallasuhathecared

    littleaboutithentinuedtofollohepathtotheglade;but;to

    hisgreatsurprise;selfletus

    drasletusdrascriedallthebrigands;heysahe

    chief

    ”theirdendhechiefinclinedhisheadinsignof

    aadetheirdend;

    andtheredlightofthefiredetheooklikedensthenasof

    all;includingcarlini;;andtheyoungestofthe

    banddreeofdiovolacciohe

    anocarlinithehealthoftheirchief;and

    tocarlinirepliedbybreakingtheglassacrosshisfacealarge

    theteletotheuth;wasbleedingprofusely

    diovalaselfthusfavoredbyfortune;burstintoaloud

    laughiohiandletusseeifhe

    orendeseeveryoneexpectedan

    explosiononcarlinispart;buttotheirgreatsurprise;hetooka

    glassinonehandandaflaskintheother;andfillingit;your

    health;diavolaly;andhedrankitoff;houthis

    handtrelingintheleastthensittingdoy

    supper;saidhe;expeditionhasgivenanappetitewelldone;

    carlinicriedthebrigands;thatisactinglikeagoodfellow;and

    theyallfordacircleroundthefire;ciodisappeared

    carliniateanddrankasifnothinghadhappenedthebanditslookedon

    entatthissingulaductuntiltheyheardfootsteps

    theytuedround;andsaheyounggirlinhis

    arherheadhungback;andherlonghairsthegroundasthey

    enteredthecircle;thebanditsuldperceive;bythefirelight;the

    unearthlypalloroftheyounggirlandofdiavolacciothisapparition

    n;thateveryonerose;htheexception

    ofcarlini;ainedseated;andateanddrankcalydiavolaccio

    advancedadstthestprofoundsilence;andlaidritaatthe

    captainsfeettheneveryoneuldunderstandthecauseofthe

    unearthlypallorintheyounggirlandthebanditaknifewasplunged

    uptothehiltinritasleftbreasteveryonelookedatcarlini;

    thesheathathisbeltptyah;ah;saidthechief;inow

    understandayedbehindallsavagenaturesappreciatea

    desperatedeednootherofthebanditshe

    sbuttheyallunderstoodcarlinihaddonenohen;cried

    carlini;risinginhistu;andapproachingtherpse;hishandonthe

    buttofoneofhispistols;doesanyonedisputethepossessionof

    thisaneno;retuedthechief;sheisthinecarlini

    raisedherinhisar;andcarriedheroutofthecircleoffirelight

    cucuttoplacedhissentinelsforthenight;andthebanditswrapped

    theelvesintheircloaks;andlaydoidnight

    thesentinelgavethealarandinaninstantallhealertit

    inpersonhere;

    saidhe;toeback

    adeasigntohibr 》

    tofolloanobeyedtheybothadvancedbeneaththetrees;

    throughedtheonlightcucuttostoppedat

    last;andpointedtotthefootofatree

    ”there;saidhe;dendthychildofcarlini;heellthee

    eofher;andheretuedtohispanionstheoldn

    reinedtionless;hefeltthatsogreatandunforeseensfortune

    hungoverhisheadatlengthheadvancedtoeaning

    ofprehendasheapproached;carliniraisedhis

    head;andtheforoftevisibletotheoldnseyes

    aanlayontheground;herheadrestingonthekneesofan;

    ansfacebeca

    visibletheoldnregnizedhischild;andcarliniregnizedthe

    oldniexpectedthee;saidthebandittoritasfatherch

    retuedtheoldn;hastthoudoneandhegazedhterroron

    rita;paleandbloody;akn
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    ifeburiedinherbosoarayof

    onlightpouredthroughthetrees;andlightedupthefaceofthe

    deadcucuttohadviolatedthydaughter;saidthebandit;iloved

    her;thereforeislehesportof

    theanspokenot;andgrehnow;

    ntinuedcarlini;ifihavedonehdrawing

    theknifefrohe;hehelditouttotheoldn

    honehand;htheotherhetoreopenhisvestthouhast

    doneaninahoarsevoice;erace;

    sonsofhis

    stresssfathertheseanofbloodhad

    everan;aidtoburychildcarlini

    fetchedthefatherandtheloverbegantodigatthe

    footofahugeoak;beneathheyounggirloreposewhen

    thegraveed;thefatherkissedherfirst;andthenthelover;

    afterakingthehead;theotherthefeet;theyplacedher

    inthegravethentheykneltoneachsideofthegrave;andsaidthe

    prayersofthedeadthen;heyhadfinished;theycasttheearth

    overtherpse;untilthegraveendinghis

    hand;theoldnsaid;ithankyou;son;andnoe

    aloneyetrepliedcarlinileave;indyoucarlini

    obeyed;rejoinedhisrades;foldedhielfinhiscloak;andsoon

    appearedtosleepassoundlyastherestithadbeenresolvedthenight

    beforetoetto

    arousedhisn;andgavethearchbutcarliniquit

    theforest;eofritasfatherhe

    tohefoundtheoldnsuspended

    froneofthebranchesoftheoakersgrave

    hethentookanoathofbittervengeanceoverthedeadbodyoftheone

    andthetooftheotherbuthepletethisoath;for

    tancarbineers;carlini

    esurprise;hohat;ashehhis

    fay;heshouldhavereceivedaballbetweenhisshoulders

    thatastonishntceasedarkedtohis

    radesthatcucuttoationedtenpacesincarlinisrearwhen

    hefellontheingofthedeparturefroheforestoffrosinonehe

    hadfollohedarkness;andheardthisoathofvengeance;

    and;likeaan;anticipatedittheytoldtenotherstoriesof

    thisbanditfondi

    toperusia;everyorelesatthenaofcucutto

    ”thesenarrativeseofnversationbetween

    luigiandteresatheyounggirltreledverychathearingthe

    stories;butvaareassuredherile;tappingthebuttofhis

    goodfohresballsohatdidnot

    restoreherurage;hepointedtoacroedeadbranch;

    tookaitouchedthetrigger;andthebirdfelldeadatthefootofthe

    treetipassedon;andthetarried

    pashouldbetyandteresanieenyearsofagetheywere

    bothorphans;andhadonlytheireloyersleavetoask;hhadbeen

    alreadysoughtandobtainedonedayheyalkingovertheir

    plansforthefuture;theyheardts;

    andthensuddenlyancaoutofthehetwoyoung

    personsusedtograzetheirflocks;andhurriedtowhenhe

    e

    theykneustbeabandit;butthereisan

    innatesyathybetanbrigandandtheronpeasantandthe

    latterisalervaa;houtsayingaword;

    hastenedtothestohatcloseduptheentrancetotheirgrotto;drew

    itaadeasigntothefugitivetotakerefugethere;inaretreat

    unkno;andthenand

    resudhisseatbyteresainstantlyafterarbineers;on

    horseback;appearedontheedgeoftheappearedto

    belookingforthefugitive;hefourthdraggedabrigandprisoner

    bytheneckthethreecarbineerslookedaboutcarefullyoneveryside;

    sathey

    hadseennoonethatisveryannoying;saidthebrigadier;forthe

    tocriedluigiand

    teresaatthesant

    ”yes;repliedthebrigadier;andashisheadisvaluedatathousand

    roncroherewouldhavebeenfivehundredforyou;ifyouhad

    helpedustocatchhithethe

    brigadierhadantshopefivehundredroncrohree

    thousandlire;andthreethousandlireareafortunefortwopoor

    orphansarried

    ”yes;itisveryannoying;saidvabut

    ”thenthecarbineerssuredtheuntryindifferentdirections;but

    invain;then;afterati;theydisappearedvaathenrevedthe

    stone;andeoutthroughthecrevicesinthegranitehe

    hadseenthetstalkinghthecarbineers;andguessed

    thesubjectoftheirparleyhehadreadintheuntenancesofluigi

    andteresatheirsteadfastresolutionnottosurrenderhiandhedrew

    froispocketapursefullofgold;but

    vaaraisedhisheadproudly;astoteresa;hereyessparkledwhenshe

    thoughtofallthefinegohthis

    purseofgold

    ”ofabrigand

    insteadofaserpent;andthislookfroeresashothatshe

    hydaughterofeve;andheretuedtotheforest;pausing

    severaltisonhishepretextofsalutinghisprotectors

    severaldayselapsed;andtheyneithersaettothe

    tiofthecaivalhandtheuntofsanfeliceannounceda

    grandskedball;toewere

    invitedteresahadagreatdesiretoseethisballluigiasked

    perssionofhisprotector;thesteightbe

    presentangsttheservantsofthehousethisedtheball

    heuntfortheparticularpleasureofhisdaughter

    elaheageandfigureof

    teresa;andteresaeascarlaontheeveningofthe

    ballteresaostbrilliantoantsinher

    hair;andgayestglassbeads;sheeoftheenof

    frascatiluigianpeasant

    atholi
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    daytitheybothngled;astheyhadleavetodo;hthe

    servantsandpeasants

    ”thefestaagnificent;notonlyhevillabrilliantly

    illunated;butthousandsofloredlantes

    thetreesinthegarden;andverysoonthepalaceoverfloothe

    terraces;andtheterracestothegardeneachcrosspathwas

    anorchestra;andtablesspreadents;theguestsstopped;

    fordquadrilles;anddancedinanypartofthegroundstheypleased

    carlaanofsonninohercapbroidered

    onds;hergirdle

    broideredflo

    ere;herapronofindianslin;andthebuttonsofher

    rsetpanionsheoneasa

    anoftuno;andtheotherasaanoflarien

    oftheriiliesofroacpaniedthethat

    italianfreedotsparallelinanyotheruntryin

    thetiredaspeasantsofalbano;velletri;

    civitacastellana;andsorahatthesepeasant

    stus;likethoseoftheyoungen;hgoldand

    jewels

    ”carlaaquadrille;butthereing

    e

    silartoheropanionstheuntofsanfelice

    pointedoutteresa;inagroupof

    peasantselacertainly;

    repliedtheunt;areecarlatued

    toanalkinghher;andsayingafeords

    tohipointedanlooked;bowed

    inobedience;andthentoteresa;andinvitedhertodanceina

    quadrilledirectedbytheuntsdaughterteresafeltaflushpass

    overherface;shelookedatluigi;refusehisassen
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