Penny Dreadfuls, 1865 · page 176 of 400
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AGNES; OR, BEAUTY AND PLEASURZ. 2 EL d = ~ ~ | oat tia "ASS ee ee iota ‘ SAN m " Ks \ “Pee a ey ’ \ 861 SISTER AGONIA. respondence shall nover by any possibility of acci- dent find its way iuto the hands of our enemies? I mean to ask why would you prefer its destruction than that it should be taken from us by force ?”’ ** Because no one chooses to let things be so taken from him,” answered Raguso. * But you know very well,” proceeded Voitura, “ that we agreed that the*correspondence should be given up if its surrender would savo the life of any one whose existence we valued.” “To be sure!” said Raguso. “We have not forgotten the fact.” No. 98.—AGNES. ‘ “And now a life is to be saved !” exclaimed Stefano Voitura. ‘ Need I repeat all that I said to you a couple of hours back after my interview with the Princess ?—need I remind you that the death of the young Count would weigh upon my soul like murder P” “We do not like your young Count,” answered Raguso gruffly. “ Believe me, you are jabouring under a preju- judice !” cried Voitura earnestly. “He shouted for the republic!” interjected Spezzi; “and we Royalists hate the republic!” Von. IL. Comiclboolk C©