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France's biggest trade union organised about 4,000 strikes and protests aimed against president's labour law changes.
Thousands of people have taken to the streets across France to protest against President Emmanuel Macron's plans to make the country's laws more flexible.
A day of strikes and demonstrations was launched by France's biggest trade union, the CGT, on Tuesday opposing Macron's reforms, which are intended to tackle high unemployment by loosening the rules that govern how businesses hire and fire staff.
About 4,000 strikes and 180 protests were organised by the CGT, with rail workers, students and civil servants urged to protest.
At lunchtime, crowds of a few thousand were reported in the cities of Nice, Marseille, Saint Nazaire and Caen, with a larger rally planned in Paris later in the afternoon.
Suburban trains in Paris were disrupted but most other transport services operated normally, with the other two main union groups largely shunning the CGT's call for a one-day strike.
The turnout for Tuesday's nationwide protest will serve as an indicator of how much opposition the president faces from the country's influential workers unions.
"What is going to be a surprise is when he ends up giving ground," far-left leader Jean-Luc Melenchon told reporters as he joined a protest in the southern port of Marseille.
The decrees are due to be adopted by the government on September 22.
The reforms to the labour code are a flagship policy for Macron, who says businesses need more flexibility in order to create jobs.
Under his reforms, small company bosses will be given more freedom to negotiate working conditions directly with their employees rather than being subject to industry-wide agreements.
Compensation for unfair dismissal would also be capped, a move that has particularly angered unions, along with steps to make it easier for foreign-based companies to lay off staff in struggling French operations.
'Showdown month'
Macron has vowed to press ahead with the reforms and deliver on his campaign promise this month.
Macron sparked a backlash last week by describing opponents of the shake-up as "slackers" and cynics, in comments blasted as "scandalous" by CGT chief Philippe Martinez.
"This is not a labour law, it is a law that gives full powers to employers," said the CGT's Martinez on Sunday.
The CGT plans to follow Tuesday's actions with another protest day on September 21, with another two days later called by Melenchon.
Recent polls show that only around 40 percent of French voters are satisfied with Macron's performance, with analysts putting the disappointment down to a combination of gaffes and poor communication.
The president, elected in May, is determined to tackle an unemployment rate that has drifted between 9 and 10.5 per cent since 2010.
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I'm a new member. I just experienced my first migraine in two years - and the first time I've had to actually tough one out in many years. I was unable to get meds in time to head it off, and so I just went through the worst 72 hours in my life.
Here's my story: I'm a 48-yr-old woman. I used to get migraines as a child. They would always start with a blind spot, which would get larger and larger until it blotted out half of my field of vision. After about
30 minutes it would expand into a dazzling aura, which would finally explode and disappear - and that's when the pain would hit. As a child, they had no meds that could help, so I would just have to shut myself in a dark room for anywhere from 10-24 hours, dry-heaving and writhing in agony, followed by several days of fogginess and fuzzy thinking. I would get them maybe twice a year, and it was the one thing that I feared more than anything on the planet. The first sign of that unmistakable blind spot would send me into absolute, paralyzing terror.
Once I entered my twenties they seemed to just disappear. I didn't have another for for over ten years! I thought they were gone for good. Unfortunately, when I was in my mid thirties, out of the blue I got hit with one while at work. I recognized that shimmering blind spot instantly, even after all those years. Struck with pure terror, I had a friend rush me to Urgent Care. They told me that new drugs had been developed that could stop a migraine in its tracks, provided it's given in the early stages, before the aura disappears and the pain hits. They injected me with something (still not sure what), and I went home. I did have some pain and a bit of nausea, and some mild fuzziness afterwards, but it wasn't ANYTHING like I'd experienced as a child.
I didn't have another one for 5 more years. Then, several years ago I was on a cruise ship in Mexico when I got the blind spot. Again struck with panic, I rushed down to the medical center onboard the ship. They immediately injected me with a drug cocktail that included the European version of Immitrex. It knocked me unconcious for 4 hours, and then I woke up feeling 100% fine, as if nothing had happened! No fogginess, no fuzzy thinking - it was fantastic! I thought that if these kinds of meds are available, then I don't need to be quite so afraid of migraines anymore.
Strangely enough, my next one, which was two years ago, also happened on a cruise ship, this time in French Polynesia. Once again the ship's medical center immediately injected me with a drug cocktail which included Immitrex, an anti-nausea med, and I believe some kind of opiate. I went to sleep for four hours, and woke up completely fine and refreshed.
Now it's happened again - only this time I'm here at home, and things didn't go nearly as well as I would have expected. I came to work on Friday feeling slightly "off". about
ten minutes after I arrived, the blind spot appeared. I immediately called my husband to come get me, and then called my doctor's office. I'm now in an HMO, so I have to clear any medical visit, even to Urgent Care or the ER, by calling my primary-care doc's office first. They said to come on in - they had an appointment available in 90 minutes. NO, I said, that's not soon enough - if I don't get the meds in within 30-45 minutes, I'm in trouble! Sorry, they said, that was the first
I asked if I could go to Urgent Care or the ER, since they might be better equipped to deal with something truly urgent that needs attention NOW. Sorry, they said - the rules of the HMO are that if your doctor will give you a same-day appt, you are not covered to go to Urgent Care. I asked them to confirm that they even had the appropriate meds to help me, because if they didn't, I would be much better off at Urgent Care. They said they were sure they could provide me with whatever help I needed.
So we went over there immediately, hoping we might be able to plead with them to get me treated soon enough to head off the headache. Didn't help. They stuck me in an exam room and left me there for an hour. Naturally, by the time the doctor showed up I was already writhing in pain and vomiting. And what's worse, they didn't even HAVE any of the necessary meds there! All they could give me was a shot for anti-nausea, and some kind of anti-inflammatory. They also gave me a scrip for Vicodin, which my husband had to go fill (leaving me writhing in agony in the car for 30 minutes). They said I could make an appt. with my doctor for sometime in the next few weeks to discuss a treatment plan for the future, but for now that's all they could do for me.
So I went home and tore my hair out for 15 straight hours. I managed to get a Vicodin in occasionally, but it barely made a dent in the pain.
Saturday I felt a bit better, although still raw and foggy, and still had some head pain. I continued taking the Vicodin, even though it made me dizzy - I figured something was better than nothing.
Then Sunday, I woke up with the worst migraine pain I've ever had in my life. I can only assume that it was a brand new one - and that I slept through the visual disturbances. I was way too ill to have my husband take me anywhere, although in retrospect I wish I'd had him take me to Urgent Care (since the doc's office was closed) to at least get a shot for the nausea. The dry heaves were constant for several hours. I was unable to get any pain meds in at all, so I just had to tough it out.
It finally released it's grip late Sunday.
Now it's Monday, and I can't stop thinking about
it. I feel truly traumatized. It was by far the worst pain I have ever experienced in my life - 11 on a scale of 10! - and there were moments when I really wanted to die. If there'd been a gun in the house (which there isn't), I might have wanted to put a bullet in my head to stop it - that's how bad it was. It's just a pain that is beyond my ability to handle. I don't even have words to describe it - and I can't imagine anyone who hasn't experienced it could even comprehend how awful it was.
What I don't understand is, why could I not get the treatment I needed, WHEN I needed it, here in my own country? Why was I treated BETTER on foreign-flagged cruise ships than under my own doctor's care? I have an appointment for later in the week to discuss this with her, because I need to know that I will NEVER have to go through that again. And I shouldn't HAVE to! There are meds available that should save me from that - and I am entitled to them. The migraines seem to be coming a little more frequently now - even if the frequency is measured in years, it's just not something I can handle. Ever.
I don't think I could live through another one. I really don't.
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Posted 12/20/2008 8:13 PM (GMT -6)
I am sorry you went thru that.
I absolutely agree that you should have never gone thru that.
I don't know why the ER thing did not work out.
I just don't know what to say beyond: I am sorry!
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Total Posts : 60
Posted 12/21/2008 3:45 AM (GMT -6)
WOW THat sounds worse then my migraines thats for sure. Now that you know they could come back at anytime you need to be ready for them. And you can be. Speaking from experiance, taking the imatrex right as the pain hits help get rid of it right away.I suggest the inhalent because you don't have to wait for it do get into your bloodstream as long. But be sure not to take them more then 2 or at the most 3 3 times a week aw they can start the rebound effect and start migraines if you take too many. If it happens again, go to the emergency room or Urgent Care and they will not let you suffer beleive me they have the tools and many of them in fact all of them. to fight these horrible hellish pains. Please send me a mesage or email if you need more help
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Total Posts : 610
Posted 12/21/2008 11:17 PM (GMT -6)
I know exactly what your talking about
, but I get them more often then you do, so I feel for you. I would maybe recommend Imitrex in a shot, it really burns but is the fastest way to pain releif when you need it so badly, and the pain from the shot is nothing when your dying for relief. I would be careful of narcotics cause they can cause rebound headaches, but fioricet with codiene has worked wonders for me, cause it has the pain med and barbituate that will relax you to help you get some sleep so the meds can work (but take as few as you can or those rebound headaches can be a killer too, especially to get rid of them), and they have nausea meds in many diffrent forms, I always keep phenergan in pills and suppositouries for when I cant keep the pills down. But more importantly I would get on something to help reduce the migraines period and theres many diffrent meds out there for that but I hear Topamax (and the only one actually approved to control migraines)has the best reputation for migraines. But with migraines its always trial and error which may be hard for you since you dont get migraines very often. AND also theres that new med out that has Imitrex and naproxen in it called Treximet which is what I have right now, but I havent used it yet cause my migraines have hardly made an appearance in a half a year which is wonderful for me cause I use to get them weekly, I had it so often I had 27 visits to doctor's, urgent cares, and ER's in 6 months... so I would always recommend keeping something for migraines no matter what, and if you get the meds and dont get a migraine then just get a new prescript
ion when the others expire and always keep them on hand, I keep my Treximet in my purse and drawer by my bed. Well good luck. Lets us know how the dr's appointment go!!
I have Migraines, Pancreatic Divisum, Severe lower back pain, Fibromyalgia, Asthma from Chronic Bronchitis
Meds: Suboxone 8mg 3xday, Cymbalta 60mg @ night,
Zanaflex 2-4 mg @ night
as needed
, Treximet as needed,
Ventolin Albuterol Inhaler as needed which seems to be everyday.
Been on Diability since I was 22 for Migraines and chronic Pancreatitas(started the processes when I was 19, I'm 25 now) but am working to get off of it ASAP,I want to be a nurse and work at a Impatient rehab with people with addictions of all kinds
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5617?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Kristian Waagan updated DERBY-5617: ----------------------------------- Fix Version/s: 10.9.0.0 A few things to consider: o Is the outer timeout too high? It is set to 45 minutes, and the clock starts ticking when you create the SpawnedProcess instance. This mechanism protects against inter-process communications hangs/bugs, for instance when a bug in the DRDA flow causes both sides to wait for more data. It must be high enough to avoid killing running test suites. This has been made configurable in case someone are running on painfully slow machines, or want to kill tests sooner. o Should there be a default timeout also for complete(), or is it okay to rely on the timeout above? o It may be useful to review the usages of complete(), and consider if a timeout value should be specified explicitly. This would be context-/test-dependent. I don't plan any further work on this issue, but won't close it yet in case there are problems to fix with the new code. > Improve process handling in SpawnedProcess > ------------------------------------------ > > Key: DERBY-5617 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-5617 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Test > Affects Versions: 10.9.0.0 > Reporter: Kristian Waagan > Assignee: Kristian Waagan > Fix For: 10.9.0.0 > > Attachments: derby-5617-1a-spawnedprocess_improvements.diff > > > SpawnedProcess wraps a java.lang.Process and performs various tasks related to process handling. Using external processes from Java is somewhat tricky, in part because of sub-optimal behavior in the methods provided by Process. > I plan to implement the following improvements: > a) Kill the process after a timeout (the clock starts ticking when you create the SpawnedProcess instance). > b) Don't let interrupts stop SpawnedProcess from waiting for / terminating the process. > c) Clean up the Process properly. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Caring for Your Dental Veneers
When you decide that it's time for dental veneers in Everett, WA, you may be very happy with your decision. If you'd like to keep your veneers looking brand new for as long as possible, you'll have to provide them with some maintenance. Caring for your dental veneers is rather simple and straightforward, however, so you shouldn't have too much trouble maintaining your new and improved smile. As long as you practice your normal dental hygiene routine and stay away from certain foods and beverages, you should be in good shape. Take a look ahead for a few tips on caring for your dental veneers.
A new set of dental veneers can be made to look just like your natural teeth and fill out your smile in a natural looking way. If you want to keep your veneers in top shape, you should continue to brush and floss all of your teeth. The gums above or below your veneers are still susceptible to recession, which can affect your appearance and the condition of your veneers. You should also avoid coffee, tea, and wine, as these all contain staining agents that can leave residues on the surfaces of your dental veneers.


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I get about £14k a year.
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My fellowship is quite generous (you can check the "Marie Curie" fellowship programmes if you are interested in details). Let's say I earn enough to live quite comfortably and be able to travel around 🙂
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Tons of friends have told us that we HAVE to take Highway 1 up the California, Oregon, and Washington coasts. So, upon leaving San Francisco, we got on to Highway 1 right outside of Sausalito and headed north. Granted, Highway 1 isn't the fastest way to travel; there are many turns, and the speed limits are slower (45-55 mph). Destination isn't the point of Highway 1; it's all about taking things slow and enjoying the scenery.
We stopped at the Muir Beach Overlook just as the sun was setting. People, this is the MOST BEAUTIFUL/MOST SURREAL place I have ever seen. It seriously like we were in a movie—the view was that amazing.
San Francisco to the south in the distance
The only bummer about the Muir Beach Overlook? The bathrooms are dis.gus.ting.
We then got back in the car and searched for a place to pull over for the night. We drove through Stinson Beach (a charming town—we plan on going back and spending more time there). No camping.
We ended up paying $35 to stay at Samuel P. Taylor State Park which looked cool when we drove in at 11:15 pm. However, come morning, we were floored by the State Park's natural beauty. We found ourselves in the middle of massive redwoods and moss.
The next few hours would give us some of the most spectacular views as we traveling up the coast.
We stopped that night in Fort Ross to get some work done and to sample the region's finest cuisine: oysters.
Wifi is scarce in these parts, so we ate dinner and hung out at Alexander's at the Timber Cove Inn (they have wifi!). We caught the gorgeous sunset off their coastside balcony.


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The story begins in the early 1950's, when Holiday on Ice came to Atlanta and installed a temporary ice surface in the old City Auditorium. The night before the show opened, Atlantans were invited to come and skate. There was a big crowd that night, all with their own skates of course. Bill Barg and Mary Bohland of Holiday on Ice took notice of this interest and in late 1955 opened the "Figure 8" Rink in a building at the Lakewood Fairgrounds. Henry Lie (Lee) and Fran Pappas were the instructors and Jerry Smith was the engineer. Management set aside 6 to 8pm on Monday nights for a figure skating club to meet. Thus the Atlanta Figure Skating Club was formed. The Club was originally all single adults. Only two were U.S. Figure Skating members, Rud Ellis and Robin Watts. As interest in figure skating grew, a Junior Club was organized and Fran Pappas taught group lessons during the Club time.
The rink stayed at Lakewood for two seasons (rinks weren't open year round in those days). Unable to obtain a suitable lease from the city, a search was made for another location. Unable to find a good location, but desirous of keeping the momentum going, the rink was installed in a garage of Paul Jones' wrestling arena on Houston St. in downtown Atlanta. A post was in the center of the ice! It was here that judges were brought in from St. Louis to judge the first figure tests and AFSC gained U.S. Figure Skating membership. Our first three judges received Low Test appointments. Management continued to look for a better location. The pipes were actually moved to Broadview Plaza (now Lindberg Plaza), but a lease could not be worked out, so the rink equipment was sold and moved to Augusta, GA. All was not lost, however, because Mrs. Carling Dinkler Sr., had taken up skating and had built a small Belvedere Rink in Decatur. Jerry Smith was hired to run it. The AFSC felt that this rink was too small, so no sessions were held for one season. The next season, the Club decided to support Jerry Smith and hold sessions at Belvedere.
Meanwhile, the Nicol brothers started building the first Igloo Rink, a 60x100 surface on Roswell Rd. in Buckhead. The Club moved there and skated for several years. Fran Pappas led several Carnivals, which were about as good as could be held on the limited ice surface, before the Igloo was torn down and replaced by a full size rink, which was nicknamed "The Bigloo". During the time of the Igloo, Atlanta enjoyed a boom in building ice rinks, none of which exist today. The Colony Square Rink, Iceland, the Omni International Rink, and the Rink at Shenandoah were built. AFSC judges were used at all these rinks, and the AFSC conducted Advanced Junior sessions at Iceland.
Bruce Stultz worked at the Igloo long enough to see that a rink was needed which put priority on training competitive figure skaters. He built the rink at Parkaire Mall and hired Lynn Dixon Thompson to run the training program. The AFSC moved to Parkaire and hosted its first U.S. Figure Skating competition, the 1976 South Atlantic Regional Championships. Later, the Mall was completely rebuilt, and a separate building constructed to house the present day Marietta Ice Center.
The high point of these first years was the hosting of the 1980 U.S. Figure Skating National Championships at the Omni. Since this was an Olympic year, there was widespread coverage by the press and the AFSC gained in stature nationally. Much has happened since 1980, but hopefully this early history will be of interest to all.


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Rico And Wiseli by Johanna Spyri
Rico and Stineli.
Chapter XII. It Still Goes On.
At last Rico also fell asleep. He only awoke when the driver took hold of him to lift him down. All the passengers descended; and the three students came to the lad, shook him kindly by the hand, and wished a happy journey. One of them called out, "Greet Stineli very kindly for us." Then they disappeared up one of the streets, and Rico could hear them as they sang merrily,--
"And the lambkins, and the lambkins,"
Rico now stood alone in the darkness. He had not the slightest idea where he was, nor of what he ought to do next. He presently remembered that he had not even thanked the kind coachman who had allowed him to come all this way on the coach, and he felt that he must do that at once.
The coachman and his horses were both invisible, and nothing but darkness was about the boy. At last he espied a lantern hanging up somewhere in the distance, and went towards the light. It was hanging on the stable-door, and the horses were just then brought in. Near the door stood the man with the thick stick. He seemed to be waiting for the driver; so Rico took his stand near by, and waited too.
Probably the sheep-dealer did not recognize the little fiddler in the darkness; but suddenly he exclaimed, quite surprised, "What! is that you, little one? Where are you going to pass the night?"
"I do not know where," replied the boy.
"Well, I never heard of such a thing; at eleven o'clock at night, and a little scrap of a boy like you in a strange place"--
The sheep-dealer seemed to speak in a great hurry, for he could scarcely breathe in his excitement; neither did he finish his sentence, for the driver entered the stable at that moment, and Rico went up to him at once, saying, "I want to thank you for bringing me along with you."
"You have come just in the nick of time. I had almost forgotten you while I was looking after my horses, and I wanted to hand you over to an acquaintance. I was thinking of asking you, good friend," he continued, turning towards the dealer, "if you would not take this little chap along with you, as you are going to Bergamo. He wants to go somewhere on the Lake of Garda. He is one of those who belong here or there. You understand, don't you?"
The sheep-dealer thought of the stories he had heard of lost or stolen children. He looked with pity at Rico, standing in the dim light of the lantern, and said, "He does look as if he were not in exactly the clothes that belong to him. He would become a richer dress, I am sure. I will take him with me."
When he had talked over the sheep-trade a little with the coachman they parted, and the dealer made a sign to Rico that he should follow him.
After a short walk, the man entered an inn, where he seated himself in a corner of the eating-room with the boy beside him.
"Now let us look at your possessions," he said to Rico, "so that we can see what they will allow you to have. Where are you going on the lake?"
"To Peschiera, on the Lake of Garda."
This was Rico's never-failing answer. He drew out his money from his pocket,--a nice little pile of small coins it was, and the big silver bit on the top of all.
"Have you only that one bit of silver?" asked the dealer.
"Yes; only that one. You gave me that," replied the boy.
It pleased the man to think that he was the only one who had given silver; and he was also pleased that the lad was aware of the fact. He felt as if he wanted to give him something more. Just at this moment his supper was placed before him, and the kindly man nodded to his little companion, saying, "I will pay for this, and for your night's lodging also; so you need not touch your little fortune until to-morrow."
Rico was so tired out with all the fiddling and singing, and the long journey, that he could scarcely eat; and as soon as he reached the big bedroom where he was to pass the night with his protector, he was asleep the moment he had put his head on the pillow.
Early the following morning, Rico was awakened from a sound sleep by a powerful grasp. He sprang quickly out of bed. His companion stood ready dressed for the journey, with his big stick in his hand.
It was not long, however, before Rico was also ready, with his fiddle tucked under his arm. They went into the dining-room, and the dealer called for coffee at once. He recommended the lad to make a good meal then; for they had a long journey before them, he said, and one that created an appetite.
When they had breakfasted to their satisfaction, they sallied forth; and, after a little, came round a sharp corner; and how Rico did open his big eyes! for there, before him, lay a great shining lake; and much excited, he shouted out, "Now we are on the Lake of Garda!"
"Not for a long time yet, my boy. This is the Lake of Como."
They went on board a boat, and sailed for several hours after this; and Rico looked about him,--at the sun-bathed shores, and then at the blue waters; and he felt at home at last.
Presently he took his piece of silver from his pocket, and put it down on the table before the dealer.
"What does this mean? Have you too much money by you?" asked the man, who was looking on in surprise, his arms supported on his big stick.
"I must pay to-day," said Rico. "You said so yesterday."
"You are very attentive to what is said to you. That is a very good thing; but that is not the way to do, to put your money down on a table like that. Give it to me."
He took it, and went over to pay for their passage; but when he drew out his heavy leathern purse, full of silver pieces,--for he was doing a large business in selling sheep,--he could not find the heart to take the poor lad's solitary bit of silver; and he brought it back again with the ticket, saying, "There, you can find better use for your money to-morrow. Now you are with me, but who knows how it will be after this? When you are alone down there, and I am not with you any more, shall you be able to find the house where you are going?"
"No; I do not know any thing about the house," replied Rico.
The man was secretly much surprised, and the lad's story seemed very mysterious to him. He did not let this appear, however, and asked no further questions. He said to himself that he should not probably find out any thing more at present, but would ask the coachman about it the next time they met. He probably knew the truth, even better than the child himself did. He felt very sorry for the little fellow, who would soon be deprived of his protection too.
When the boat stopped, the man took Rico's hand in his, saying, "Now I shall not lose you, and you can keep up with me better, for we must hurry along; they won't wait for us."
It was as much as the little fellow could do to keep up with his friend. He did not turn to look to the right hand nor the left, but presently stopped before some strange-looking wagons on wheels. They mounted the step, Rico behind his companion; and the former entered a railroad carriage for the first time.
They flew along for several hours, until at last the dealer stood up, and said, "Now I must go. We are in Bergamo, and you are to stay here quietly; for I have arranged it all for you. You have only to get out when you get there."
"Then shall I be at Peschiera, on the Lake of Garda?" asked Rice.
His companion replied in the affirmative. At last Rico understood--what he had not clearly seen before--how much kindness the dealer had shown to him, and the boy felt very sorry that they must part.
After this Rico sat alone in his corner, and had plenty of time for day-dreaming; for nobody troubled him in any way, although the train had stopped at several stations since his companion left him.
At last the conductor came in, took Rico by the arm, and led him quickly to the door, and lifted him down the steps; then, pointing towards the heights in the distance, he said briefly, "Peschiera;" and in a twinkling he was back again in the carriage, and disappeared in the train as it steamed off.


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