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Nicola was glaring at his young brother in vexation. \"We could not think of troubling you, sir.\"  \n\"It won't be any trouble.\"  \nHe bit his lip, then, in a rather put out tone, he said, \"Very well.\"  \nNicola gave an annoying look to Jacopo, and asked the narrator not to worry for them, but the narrator insisted.  \nNicola was not comfortable with this plan as he did not like taking help and sympathy, but he agreed.  \nThe following afternoon we drove to the tiny village set high upon the hillside. I imagined that our destination would be some humble dwellings. But, directed by Jacopo, we drew up at a large red-roofed villa, surrounded by a high stone wall. I could scarcely believe my eyes and before I could recover breath my two passengers had leaped from the car.  \n\"We shall not be long, sir. Perhaps only an hour. May be you'd like to go to the cafe in the village for a drink?\" They disappeared beyond the corner of the wall.  \nThe narrator had thought that the boys would be heading to some shabby huts, according to the conditions in which they lived and worked in Verona. He was shocked to see that their destination in the village of Poleta was a large villa.  \nNarrator was amazed to see the large villa, by the time he could recover from the shock, the boys had jumped out of the car and rushed inside the villa, as they didn’t want the narrator to know where they were going, and suddenly they disappeared.  \nAfter a few minutes I followed. I found a grilled side-entrance and, determinedly, rang the bell. A pleasant-looking woman with steel-rimmed spectacles appeared. I blinked as I saw that she was dressed in the white uniform of a trained nurse.  \nUpon entering the villa the bell was answered by a nurse. He realized that it had been converted to a hospital.  \n\"I just brought two small boys here.\"  \n\"Ah, yes.\" Her face lit up; she opened the door to admit me. \"Nicola and Jacopo. I will take you up. \" She led me through a cool, tiled vestibule into the hospital---for hospital the villa had become. At the door of a little cubicle the nurse paused, put her finger to her lips, and with a smile bade me look through the glass partition.  \nUpon hearing about Nicola and Jacopo, the nurse smiled, which tells us that she knows them really well, and she took the narrator through an entrance lobby into the hospital to a small room.  \nThe two boys were seated at the bedside of a girl of about twenty who, propped up on pillows, wearing a pretty lace jacket, was listening to their chatter, her eyes soft and tender. One could see at a glance her resemblance to her brothers. A vase of wildflowers stood on her table, beside a dish of fruit and several books.  \nThe above paragraph tells us that the boys were visiting their sister. The girl was well dressed, there was a vase of wild flowers on the table which was not essential for living, which tells us how much she was loved by her brothers, along with a dish of fruits and books, which tells us that how well those two gentlemen took care of their sister, she was living in no shortage, which is in contrary to how those boys lived their life.  \n\"Won't you go in?\" the nurse murmured. \"Lucia will be pleased to see you. \"  \nI shook my head and turned away. I felt I could not bear to intrude upon this happy family party. But at the foot of the staircase I drew up and begged her to tell me all she knew about these boys.  \nThe narrator refused to go in as he thought he would disturb the family time, but he now really started respecting them, he wanted to know everything about them, so he begged the nurse to tell her.  \nShe was eager to do so. They were, she explained, quite alone in the world, except for this sister, Lucia. Their father, a widower, a well-known singer, had been killed in the early part of the war. Shortly afterward a bomb had destroyed their home and thrown the three children into the streets. 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