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upon that p-,y" There was rush q
many feet and then came the loud lis
cor'iant clatt-r uf many voices. iuarti--
tically prosilb-d win the tones jarring
in m" back - ne throat Thsn IN. man
and has wife sighed somewhat YEARLY.
for they had hearI such vo.C,.- much
too often and they anew Wh-r- they grew
Looking az the em'ttsr- of the voi,-.-
the man and h.s " n. saw that they were
eSC.sslnR Young and for the mos, part
COMEDY. and the on" with tho most
cracking VOC. sad
There's IN" artist whose picture.
can tell a. FAR As | can sse am
What's htz nau"'' asked another.
Andrea del Sartp
Print cannot r~pr,duc~ the sound Of
the letter 4 a. she gave Il ia The name Of
SaTto, Nor could Europe. outside Per.
har- - Put-d4fn. equal her assurance a.
a ConnolSs"ur Bravely she led her com
paniOn-, all fresh from their young
ladies ssmInanes and doing their iirst
tour in Europe. before canvas 81 Del
Sarto. They Razed at u in silence for the
space - ten secondS and then one,
whose voice carved long Sits In the help-
lees atmosphere. said,
That Andrea del Sarto. l. ~ Well.
l don't think much u it There Il no
power that can paint the emphasis she
laid upon that l. 1hereupon all the dig
niiled Italians. and the solemn Germans
and the vivacioIs but quiet French in.l
the place wagged their heads. smiled
contemptuou-ly and sand
Humph' Americans The man and
his wife. who wer. also Americans.
Were deeply panied that u was against
the law for them 10 lead these imperti-
nent little schoolgirls out into a secret
place and spank the lot 81 them.
The man and his wife were sitting IN a
hotel ia that wonderful city 81 which
several million Americans kuoW 80 littla
A. a two faced desk a short distance IN
two American tourist females wera deep
In their letters. which we're to create SEN
sations in Vilas or burgz four thousand
miles away. one ~ these two looked
up and in thin cutting treble addressed
the other
Mag. Nnar vas tina, place We were in
this morning
-Why. W" w"r" IN hllf dozen place.
I mean that one with all the fggsrs
-Dh. that's the Lower .
The German VINO Vas sitting not ten
feet away loUAed ~ ne other German.
turned Ip ~" corners 81 his mouth and
muttered. Ilumph' Americans
The man and b., vii" wer, standing
silent ~ the mIdd" e "a nave. such a. out
on" church IN furJi," knows II - a
thirtrenth century Gothic church and u
WIS built on M" ~" Il som" old circular
haptist"rv. II - ITSELF c.rr!llr. hat -
outIiu" = oSlu,s'"Iv hrun.n hy hex
agonal Chap''s which transform ia" tare
geometry # a rug INTO the swelling
Ieav"s 81 a rur.' Il architecture
The slender aud dehcataly cHfoIia,ed
columns that support th.. ceiling are
grouped With m art that knows no cold
ds--, riptI"n Th. whul.. interior - ha-n.d
In ~" melting brown INT ~ a dream Nv
Rembrandt N ~" man and his wtf.
stood silent Their" entered unto them
three tourists. vi" sT'uk.. I'm Enr.hE.
tDne- Of these three M" man zpoA. last
and then h. asked m" zuid.
What did y"n saw this church cost ~
buiid.-
i did not say do MT know
How old did yDu ~Iv It was
About -IN hundred years
We'll. now. n p m first rat" repair The
congregation must W" pretty blamed
rich
Tbs Austrian booked ~ ~" Italian and
murnur"d Humph, Americans
And II VAS ~. and the man and hi-