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Bandits Remain on Hills The band kept on the move all the time. They stuck well to the upper levels of the hills, never des-conding into the valleys, if they could avoid it, and camped at a different place each night, some isolated mountain farmhouse or lonely shepherd's hut, Accommodation was therefore of the poorest: ice-cold rooms, in a very dilapidated condi-fiom, often without paper over the windows; but whenever possible Mr. Poletti was given a room to himself. It got dark in the hills by 4pm, and the long winter nights were a terrible ordeal for the infortunate For
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