Monte-Leone

A happy smile lighted up the face of Rovero, and Monte-Leone continued to read, with as much _sang-froid_ as if another were the subject of the letter:

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I learned from the minister himself the snares prepared for Monte-Leone, twenty times I informed your friend of them, and enabled him to avoid them.

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The hearts of Monte-Leone and of Taddeo Rovero were, after the departure of the singer, in very different conditions.

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Count Monte-Leone appeared in the box which had been reserved for him, which soon became the object of every lorgnette and the theme of every conversation.

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The second act, however, was about to begin; and the efforts of Monte-Leone to get near his friend created such murmurs, complaints, and anger, that he was obliged to wait for a more favorable opportunity.

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Monte-Leone told Taddeo what had taken place at Sorrento.

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"The arms of Count Monte-Leone are not to be refused."

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Aminta blushed and became troubled when she recognized in the vibration of his voice all the emotion Monte-Leone experienced.

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Monte-Leone accented this word, the significance of which to Pignana was very expressive, for he looked proudly around, as if the Count had given him a certificate of valor and courage.

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Less beautiful than the magnificent palace of Monte-Leone, it did not, like the latter, render indispensable the numerous and imposing array of servants, of which his somewhat restricted fortune deprived Monte-Leone.

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