quot;My fato.quot;

    quot;Im Calabrian,quot; exclaimed Maria-nunziata.

    quot;s your name ?quot;

    quot;Maria-nunziata,quot; she said and laughed.

    quot;;

    quot;o ?quot;

    quot;Not Esperanto, Libereso.quot;

    quot;;

    quot;a ?quot;

    quot;It is ter ter Saint Josep;

    quot;Senjosef?quot;

    Maria-nunziata burst out laug;Senjosef! Saint Josep Senjosef, Libereso!quot;

    quot;My brot; said Libereso, quot;is called Germinal and my sister  Omnia.quot;

    quot;t nice tioned,quot; said Maria-nunziata, quot;s.quot;

    quot;Come on, t; said Libereso.  doering-can and took he hand.

    Maria-uunziata ated. quot;tell me  is first.quot;

    quot;Youll see,quot; ;but you must promise me to take care of it.quot;

    quot;ill you give it to me ?quot;

    quot;Yes, Ill give it to you.quot; o a corner of tanding in pots all as themselves.

    quot;Its t;

    quot; is ?quot;

    quot;ait.quot;

    Maria-nunziata peeped over  doo move a pot, lifted anoted to the ground.

    quot;t; he said.

    quot; is it ?quot; asked Maria-nunziata. S see any-t leaves and garden mould.

    quot;Look, its moving,quot; said tone or leaf, somet, ; a toad.

    quot;Mammamialquot;

    Maria-nunziata  skipping off among tted dooad and lauge teethe middle of his brown face.

    quot;Are you frigs only a toad! ened ?

    quot;A toad!quot; gasped Maria-nunziata.

    quot;Of course its a toad. Come ; sai