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A Roman Singer

CHAPTER XVI
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He says that the pass above Fillettino is impracticable for any animals save men, mules, and donkeys.

A horse would roll down at every turn.

My mules are the best of their kind, and there are none like them here.

By sunrise I shall be over the Serra and well on the way to Ceprano, or whatever place I may choose for joining the railroad." "And I?
Will you leave me here to be murdered by that Prussian devil ?" I asked, in some alarm.
"Why, no, padre mio.

If you like, you can start for Rome at sunset, or as soon as I return from meeting the count; or you can get on your donkey and go up the pass, where we shall overtake you.


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