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A Roman Singer

CHAPTER XXIII
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"It is evident that you are in the plot." "Unless you will inform me of what you know, Signor Conte," I replied with urbanity, "I cannot see how I can be of service to you." "On the contrary," said he, "I am the person to ask questions.

I wake up in the morning and find my daughter gone.

I naturally inquire where she is." "Most naturally, as you say, sir.

I would do the same." "And you, also very naturally, answer my questions," he continued severely.
"In that case, sir," I replied, "I would call to your attention the fact that you have asked but one question,--whether I were Signor Grandi.

I answered that in the affirmative." You see I was apprehensive of what he might do, and desired to gain time.


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