He gazes at the mountain which forms a background for the square and watches over the graves on its slopes. Then he looks on high....
The earth and the sky know nothing of our sorrows.
And neither does life.
THE END
| The following typographical errors have been corrected by the etext transcriber: |
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| slanderous abjectives=>slanderous adjectives |
| Don Marcos remainel silent.=>Don Marcos remained silent. |
| confined in the Champ-Élysée=>confined in the Champs-Élysée |
| rebelliouslly curse the being=>rebelliously curse the being |
| I suddenly felt as thought I were=>I suddenly felt as though I were |
| clamly displayed brass ornaments=>calmly displayed brass ornaments |
| It was all a mazagine yarn=>It was all a magazine yarn |
| dilate, the indigation and envy=>dilate, the indignation and envy |
| that that will be his end, in case of a defeat.=>that will be his end, in case of a defeat. |
| eying one another discreetly=>eyeing one another discreetly |
| changing from sadness to gaity.=>changing from sadness to gaiety. |
| benificent strength of its activities=>beneficent strength of its activities |
| Michael amost envied him, because he had seen=>Michael almost envied him, because he had seen |
| train was lowly passing=>train was slowly passing |
| It was so peasant to be in his company=>It was so pleasant to be in his company |
| reality there coud be no doubt=>reality there could be no doubt |