1<br >The Q<br >"There he is，" said the<br >"Where?" demanded his<br >uarry<br >had a curly dark beard and sideburns which made him， some-<br >how， look younger than&is years.<br > "With that group，" t~e first man said; but he was careful<br >not to point.<br > "The five men?"<br >beard. "He is a real giant<br > "He is all that，" agreed the clean-shaven man.<br > "Why do they want him dead?"<br > "You will be in trouble if you become too curious，" said the<br >first man. "And never forget that walls have ears."<br > They fell silent as they watched.<br > They were at the top of the Spanish Steps in Rome， near<br >the flower sellers who sat or squatted with their huge baskets<br >filled with mimosa and bougainvillea and canna， as well as<br >smaller， brilliant-hued flowers which were shaded from the sun<br >by huge umbrellas. Tourists， even in this season of early spring，<br >were thick on the steps， some standing and looking down， like<br ><br >
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