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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER XVI
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And Ferralti was no especial friend, to claim his assistance.

But then the thought occurred that this young Italian had befriended both him and his nieces in an extremity, and was therefore entitled to consideration when trouble in turn overtook himself.

The natural impulse of this thought was to go to his assistance.
"All right, my lad," said he.

"Lead on, and I'll see what can be done for Ferralti.

Is it far ?" "Not far, signore." With nervous, impatient steps the child started up the narrow path and Uncle John followed--not slowly, but scarcely fast enough to satisfy his zealous guide.
"What is your name, little one ?" "Tato, signore." "Where do you live ?" "Near by, signore." "And how did you happen to find Ferralti ?" "By chance, signore." Uncle John saved his remaining breath for the climb.


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