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The Man Between

CHAPTER V
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"I saw the singer as he came walking rapidly down the avenue, and he looked as happy and careless as a boy whistling on a country lane.

When his eyes fell on the old man he hesitated, just a moment, and then spoke to him.

I am sure they were absolute strangers to each other." "But how can you be sure of a thing like that, Ethel ?" "I don't know 'how,' Ruth, but all the same, I am sure.

And as for it being a new way of begging, that is not correct.

Not many years ago, one of the De Reszke brothers led a crippled soldier into a Paris cafe, and sang the starving man into comfort in twenty minutes." "And the angelic Parepa Rosa did as much for a Mexican woman, whom she found in the depths of sorrow and poverty--brought her lifelong comfort with a couple of her songs.


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