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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER VII
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"What do you think of the wisdom of our staying here?
Is it safe to keep my girls in Naples during this eruption ?" "Ah! Why not?
This very morning the mountain asunder burst, and we who love our people dread the news of devastation we shall hear.

From the observatory, where His Majesty's faithful servant still remains, come telegrams that the great pebbles--what we call scoria--have ruined Ottajano and San Guiseppe.

Perhaps they are overwhelmed.

But the beast has vomited; he will feel better now, and ever become more quiet." "I suppose," remarked Mr.Merrick, thoughtfully, "that no one knows exactly what the blamed hill may do next.

I don't like to take chances with three girls on my hands.


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