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A Siren

CHAPTER IV
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You would do better, methinks, not to begin your day's work till the sun has had time to warm the air a little." "I had no thought, father, of beginning to-day.

I have brought nothing with me.

I only thought that I would walk out and have a look at the job before me.

It is not so far from the city as I thought." "It is far enough to be as lonely and as deserted as if it were a thousand miles from a human habitation," said the monk, looking into the girl's face with a grave smile.
"Yet you live here, from year's end to year's end all alone, Padre mio," said Paolina, timidly.
"Not quite so, daughter," replied he.

"Brother Barnaba, a lay brother of our order, is my companion.


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