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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER XII
15/18

Now, sir, when you have leisure, let us hasten." The horses started and crept slowly upward again.

None of the party was in a hurry.

Such beautiful glimpses of scenery were constantly visible from the bends of the road that the girls were enraptured, and could have ridden for hours in this glorious fairyland.
But suddenly the horses broke into a trot and dragged the carriage rapidly forward over the last incline.

A moment later they dashed into the court of the hotel and the driver with a loud cry of "Oo-ah!" and a crack of his whip drew up before the entrance.
The portiere and the padrone, or landlord--the latter being also the proprietaire--came out to greet them, extending to their guests a courteous welcome.

The house was very full.


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