If I were in your place, you see, I would do just as you have done.

It is not a very honest life, Tato, nor one to be proud of; but I'm not going to blame you one bit." They had passed the Catania Gate and reached the foot of one of the mountain paths.

Tato paused, hesitatingly.
"Oh, I'll go a little farther," said Patsy, promptly.

"No one will notice two girls, you know.

Shall I carry your parcel for a time ?" "No," replied the child, hugging it close with her disengaged arm.