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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER XIV
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But when a man is so very rich that he does not need all of his money, there are, I regret to say, some lawless ones in Sicily who insist that he divide with them.

But the prisoner is always well treated, and when he pays he is sent away very happy." "Suppose he does not pay ?" "Ah, signorina, will not a drowning man clutch the raft that floats by?
And the lawless ones do not take his all--merely a part." The girls looked at one another helplessly.
"What must we do, Frascatti ?" asked Patsy.
"Wait.

In a day--two days, perhaps--you will hear from your uncle.

He will tell you how to send money to the lawless ones.

You will follow his instructions, and he will come home with smiles and singing.


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