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Aunt Jane’s Nieces Abroad

CHAPTER VII
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They are a valuable lot, Colonel, and worth saving." The boyish Italian instantly looked grave.

Then he led Uncle John away from the others, although doubtless he was the only officer present able to speak or understand English, and said to him: "Where are you living ?" "At the hotel named after your sick mountain--the Vesuve." "Very good.

In the bay, not distant from your hotel, lies a government launch that is under my command.

At my home in the Viala Elena are a wife and two children, who, should danger that is serious arise, will be put by my soldiers on the launch, to carry them to safety.

Admirable, is it not ?" "Very good arrangement," said Uncle John.
"It renders me content to know that in any difficulty they cannot be hurt.


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