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156 | MEZZONI THE BRIGAND. ‘‘T must have it.” He walked toward the chamber, followed by the countess, who, hurrying past him, put her back against a cabinet in one corner of the room, thus at once exposing the very locality which the detective sought. ‘““OH, ‘NO, SIGNORA. LET US MAKE THIS BUSINESS AS QUIET AS POSSIBLE. ‘IT have hit the nail upon the head,’ said he to himself; ‘‘it was a flier, but it was to the mark.’’ Walking up to the countess, as she stood there be- fore the cabinet, he said: “You are too much of a lady not to know how much better it isto do these unpleasant things comicbooks.co a >»