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MEZZONI THE BRIGAND. 133 Woolf & Co., for which business he had been brought to the city of Naples, now, on his own ac- count more especially, was watching the movements of the countess. She had been very restless for a day or two, hurrying hither and thither, but making no sign he could take hold of. It was very natural, : ‘ / ® ‘ } \ . 4 : 2 . a | | r F{k | at z = i ‘- “ at avs, rs ° ? ol] ~ a SLO > ~ \ — Zz = a“ — > _— ° -= 7 ry 4 ot — ( fi~ : - LITTLE DID THE LADY KNOW WITH WHAT LYNX- ; EYES SHE WAS BEING WATCHED. under the circumstances, that he should connect this nervous activity of the Signora Amadeo with the absence of Alberto, but- what her interest was, whether as a confederate, or as anxiety for her lover, he could not satisfy himself. Little did the lady know with what lynx-eyes she Eomichbooks.co