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I A ROMANCE BY ANN RATC
I Synopsis of What's Gone the chaise at tb
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begged
H 'n Oascony, France,
I tors far are
musical and charm- As ahe mUM|
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H Aubort's brother-ln law. .Madam St. il remote cornet
I Aubert dles-St. Aubert and Emily go ^er* 1 1 > rou^li J
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to M. Qnesnels meet two Italians si- . , . .
subject she ha
guor* Cavigul and flontonl-St. Au'oe- amj .)ie preser
I t's health falls he is ordered to go to which made lie
Langnedoc-Emily and her father start to every Impr
th<* Journey get Into a very wild ^"ixe ',<?r a sudd
, supernatural.
M country get lost meet a huntsman
' * motionless, ant
tamed Valancourtn young gentleman ieUM)? return I
.St. Aubert shoots Valancourt in mistake
for a highwayman; lie Is badly vVC loV(' ever i
wounded in the arm Valancourt agrees kindness.
to occompany 5t= Aubert on his Jour- ' he silence
' nade her
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reM WV the propriety of St Au
I" V HI IJ duct iu appointing Mada
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step had made her happin
in a great degree, on th<
her aunt. In her rei>lv. t
permission to remain at
La Vallee, mentioning t
dejection of her spirits
t ippp necessity she felt for quiet
llll I L ment to restore them.
knew were not to be found
ie door, and knows you (jheron's whose Incllnatu
into a life C* dissipation,
this poor old woman ample fortune encouragec
a too mucli for Emily, ing give!) lier answer, she
Theresa would go tell what more at ease,
xs too ill to sec any SeveraI
wee ks passed av
ight. i. o m>rr>.v I retjrenicnt, and Emily's a
perhaps; but give hei ^an ^ soften into mclan
t rem unbrance. could not bear to read th
1 she saw the dooi jla(j before read with her f
ia rustling sound in ju his chair in the llbrar
of the room startled ^Jfl qower? his hand had
the dusk she thought awaiien t,he notes of that
something mO\C. Th |,|R Ilntrnr* liarl nrMawt.
(1 been considering, "V" >
it tone of her spirits. t,me3 cven 10 P'ay bis fav,
r imagination respond Madame ' heron return*
esslon of her senses. fo ^mily's letter, wiio ben
en terror of something that she should be permi
*he sat for a moment '"am some time longer it
I then, her dissipated rnc'1t, and her mind had
ng. What should I 'Covered its strength, th
If the spirits of thost tured to view tlie scenes,
eiurn to us, it is in "oweriully recalled the Jra
imes Among these was
which again reigned, to Indulge sti
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