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Annette still kept her
lamp, and proceeded in a
It was one evening, they
latt-rend of the year, i
about the middle of St
suppose, or the beginning
nay, fur that matter,
Vf.immKnr frvr flint tf\Ci
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eyes on the Holy niotner! speak to a sp
lewei \oice. But wnat reason had they
say, at the ...
it might he elude it was a spirit, unless t
ptembcr. 1 approached, ar.d spoken to it
: of October: O ma'amselle, I cannot tc
it might be can you ask such shocking qi
tlir> lnlfpr Huh m.hn<lu ....... i?
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pier days, and her soothing re;
in the hours of moderate sorrow
irit: there were hours when even
to con- 'ailed of their effect; when the i
the taste, the enthusiasm of the
,n??jr ha( Hmest writers were felt no long
To withdraw her thoughts froi
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end of the year, but that
for certain, because they
me for certain themselve
it was at the latter end <
this grand lady walked ou
tie into the woods below,
often done before, all aloi
maid was with her. The
cold, and s r re wed the It
? v..*- ... ww- ?- w iiwuunj c?ci aa " i l uuillw
I cannot say out of the castle; and it wa
did not tell place now.and then the next
is. However in quite anotner part of th
Df the year, and then ft never spoke, and,
L of the cas- alive, what should it do in tl
, as she had if it never spoke? Several par
le, only lie1" castle have never been gc
i wind blew since, they say, for that ver;
raves abou'i What? becauso it never spi
iti,or go wundereil Trom the page, am
is in one length, she threw aside the book
, minute determined to explore Mie adj<
e castle; chambers of the castle,
if it was Emily passe 1 out with fait
lie castle slepS) anj having paused a mt
ts of * lie ?. a ,ioor< before she at tempt
>ne into 0pen jt> sftu then hastily enterec
Y reoson chamber, and went towards tin
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ladj! Weil the servants fch<
sure, some accident had b
and they went out to seek
searched all ni>;ht lontf, ti
111111k ui Liiein?anu Strang
'Ller* have been seen there
own among IVythee, Annette, no more
lie, and slie silly tales, said Emily,
ock, eleven ..... .
me. and no , f/lly Ules' ma'amselle O. b
night to be tel,y?Uuno story about till;
etallen her l,'e.ase? Ibat Caterina told
her Th?'\ Aas ol,e cold winter's night 11
U on Id not C,]"* K',u came 10 1,1
f 1.1*11 vll? LI.VU lol/. a., ,,!<! /'
e sights ila(i withdrawn, Kraily learned
tile cavalier, who had drawn
t of these himself the vengeance #>f Orsino
since died of Iiis wounds, and
ut I w ill strict search was still making fo
i, if you nurderer. The intelligence s?'
n.e. Il to disturb Montoni, who mused,
at Cat then enquired, w here Orsino had
e castle cealcd li inself. His guests, wlu
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find Iter, or any trace (
/rum that day to ihis, ma'
lias never been heard of.
Is this true. Auiiette?
In much surprise.
True, ma'am! said Anne
look oi horror, jes, it is t
But they do say, site add*
her voice, they ao say, lli
. Ui.w IV iv\-cp V/
if her; and, .... . .
. his wife company, and so hi
anise lie, she , , , ,
mended her afterwards t? the
and she lias lived here ever sii
said Emily oriua was sitting witli then
little hall, says carlo, I wish
tie, with a some of those fitfs to roast, th;
me, i.-.deed. the store closet, but It is a 1
d, lowetir.H olT, ano I am loth to fetch t
iat the Caterlna, says he, for you ar
U1 1U 1UU V.?vvpw V/au^l!I, WLTtJ J^liurmil;
; recom- Montoni liad himself assisted liii
Signor. escape from Venice, replied th:
net ) Cat- had tied in the night with such
n in the oipitation and secrecy, that his
w e had intimate companions knew not w
it l'e in ^r- Muntoni blamed himself fur
i?ng way ing asked the question, for a se
hem; d< bought convinced him, tliat a
e yuunp ?f Orslno's suspicious temper wa:
1 ,al M i?sS&Vi wrS
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nora has been sewn, severa
walking in the wuods and
castle In the night: severa
servants, who remained
time after, declare they ss
since then, she has been s<
of the vassals, who have i
be in the rnvt le at night
old steward, could tell ?
thev s.i v. if lie wo'iid.
1 times since and nimble do biititf ussome
about tin- is in a nice trim for reastii
1 of the old ,b y lay, says lie, 111 su li a c
here home tlie re room. at the end
iwlu-i: audi north K^Uery; lure, lake U
;en b?' some says he, and mind, as you ne
lappencd ti> ureat staircase, tliat the wind
i arlo, the tlie roof does not blow It <
uch things. with that, (laterina took tlie
iiusli nia'am.M-lli!. I sorelv
, the tir' likely to tr ist any <>r the p-ng
them preset.t with the knowledge ol
orncr oi tsylum. He considered nimself,
of tin -ver, as entitled fur his utmost
ie lamp tlence. and did not doubt, llu
i up tin ?hould soon hear of him.
through Kmily retired "ith Madame
jut. So. .ni, soon after the cloth was 1
lamp- 11awn. As they approached an
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How contradict* ry is t li
said hniily, you saj nolliii
since known ol lier, and
been seen.
Hut ail this wys told me
secret, rejoined Annet
noticing the remark, and
ma'am, you would not bur
or Benedetto, so much as
lis, AnnelU', noise!
iH iias been Emily, wb? m Anne'te l ad
yet she has fecled with her own tenors,
attentively; but cvcrylhiUK v
^ ^rrciit and Annette proctvdcdi
te, without] Catcrina w ent to t be north
1 a.>n sure, Itlint is the wide gailerv we
t either me I ma'am before we came to the
to eo and ! here. As she went with the
1 ^ J ^U.W 1 Lf ^ IIK1IUK illoll
vo dv descent cf a distant moun
now ii i long troop of horse and foot, \\
listener ii,il} knew to be soldiers, only b,
i'U8 still hitter of their pikes and other a
or Hie distance did t ot alio;. In
gallery, ''scover 1 lie colour of their live
passed, s'ie Razed, the vanguard is
corridor. 'roin l'ie woods into the valley,
lainu in ('ie train still continued to pour
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tell li again. Emily reina
and Annette repeated 1)
tence.
Vou have nothing to fes
Indiscretion, replied En:
ine advise you. my good .
discreet yourself, and nei
whan you have just told
other person Signot ^
lined silent, lu-r hand, thinking of not hin
er last sen ?there, again! cried Anne
.lenly?I heard >L again!-it
iir from my fancy, ni?i amselle!
illy, and let llush! said Kmily, tremhlin
Annette, be listened, and continuing to j
rer mention still. Lmily heard a low knoi
me to any gaii st the wall. It came ro|
lontoni, as Annette then screamed lou
X at all lie remote summit or the 11,01111
Lie slid in end less succession; while, in 1
was not !,e military uniform became di
ruishahlc, and thecommanders, ri
g. They ,,rst? aM'seeming, by their gest
'it quite r? tlirect ll,e march of those
,.1.in,r n followed, at lengnh approached
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you say, may be angry if
it. Hut what enquiries
concerning the lady?
O! a great deal. Indeed,
for the Slgnor laid claim t
directly, as being t lie nex
they said, that is the jm
senators, or somebody o
said, lie could not take (<
lie hears of j the chamber door siowly opt
were made j was Calerlna, come to tell
11 hat her lady wanted her.
ma'amselle, though she now perceived wh
o the castle could not immediately overc
t heir, and ' terror; while Annette, half
Iges. or the halt ciyn g. scolded (.'atcrina
f that sort, fur thus alarming them: and
lossi ssiiin ,,f terrified lest what she had
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K'?od as dead, and the east
his own; and an it is hit
the story went round,
strange reports were snr<
Strang**' ma'anriselle, that
tell them.
That is stranger still. A
TU jjoi.C l>yf un 11 vu'inram. i'4iiin/i ?iu
lady could was deeply impressed by t
would be as circumstance of Annette's
Lie would be was unwilling to be left alon
? own. liu; present state of her spirits; I
and many void odeiiding Madame .Mont
;ad, so very b.-traying her own weakn
i sliall not struggled to ovc-come the ill
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Emily smiling, and rcii
from her reverie. Hut, v
Laurent ini was afterward
castle, did :i?l?ody speak '
Speak? sp ak toherlci
Willi a look of terror; no
And why not? rejoined
ingtu hear furilicr.
^ '
ising herself 1 light dispelled from
vhen Slgnoia mind the glooms of superslil
Is .seen in Llie not those of apprehension. T
to her? oranowaslhe lirst image
ie(l Annette, cured to lier waking thoug
to he sure. thencamca train ofjmt ieipa
Kmily, will which she could neither cei
avoid. She rise, and to u
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