Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 174 of 267
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A PARISIAN ROMANCE. 165 ings after the brilliant picture which had just been so glowingly sketched to her! A successful prima donna, whom America would bear in triumph from pole to pole! Howshe would enjoy the life. And then the return, covered with honors, to pour a fortune into Henri’s lap. It was a -eautiful dream, but alas! it was naught but a dream, and one im- possible of realization. And yet—and yet—was it so impossible! Ah! Signor Juliani, your flattering tongue has well accomplished its task! Scomichooks.co AA