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Black, William, 1841-1898

"Sunrise"

"
He pulled an ink-bottle before him, and made a motion with his
forefinger.
"You understand?"
"Yes, yes," Calabressa answered. "And I will go on to Naples, Brother
Granaglia; for I have with me one who I think will carry out the wishes
of the Council effectively, so far as his Eminence the Cardinal is
concerned."
"Who is he?" said the other, but with no great interest.
"Yakov Kirski. He is a Russian."


CHAPTER XXVIII.
A CLIMAX.

It was a momentous decision that George Brand had to arrive at; and yet
he scarcely seemed to be aware of it. The man had changed so much during
these past six months.
"Do you know, Evelyn," he was saying to his friend, on the very evening
on which his answer was to be given to Ferdinand Lind, "I am beginning
to look on that notion of my going to America with anything but dislike.
Rather the opposite, indeed. I should like to get rid of a lot of old
associations, and start in a new and wider field. With another life to
lead, don't you want another sort of world to live it in?"
Lord Evelyn regarded him.


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