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34 THE SIX SISTERS OF THE VALLEYS. an orphan, and kneel under its boughs over her mother's grave. The broken earth and the disjointed sod were the mute remem- brancers of woe. Ardoine knelt down. Her mother was beneath. She had often knelt by her side ; to kneel over her grave was a solemn change. Well might such a realiza- tion thrill the daughter's soul. " mother, mother, thou hast been taken from me ! Has the end come at last ? I behold thee again lying peacefully in thy bed, I see thy gentle smile, and hear thy voice. "Where am I ? Mock me not, memory, for thou art true yet false, thou art a comforter and yet a tormentor. Be- loved mother ! if thy happy spirit sees thy miserable orphan, wilt thou not give me one thought of sympathy, if the bright spirits above can feel for the sorrows of earth ? Oh if ever I offended thee, if ever I neglected the least expression of thy wishes % if ever I thought of my own plea- sure, or grieved thee by my youthful fol-
THE MOTHER' S GBATE. 35 lies, forgive me, oh forgive me ! I always strove to please thee, but thou art goue, and ray little omissions become more felt. I Trill seek to be like thee. Thy Grod shall be my God, thy loving Saviour shall be my comfort and stay! I will think of thy faith, thy hope, thy love, thy patience ! I will treasure up thy words, and put them into practice ! Mother, the tears of the orphan are bitter ! But I weep for myself. Why should I weep for thee ? thou art in heaven. Thou hast what thou desiredst. Thou art with Christ. earth, let the tears of the daughter consecrate the grave ! Yet is there no hope ? Yea, this cypress, green though gloomy, is an emblem of sjoring even amid the snows of winter. Lord," said she, look- ing upwards as her face shone in the dying- rays of the sun which broke through the clouds and cast a passing light upon the grave — " Lord, give me thy Holy Spirit, that I may act up to the pure faith of my fathers ! Let me live to thee, and amidst the sorrows
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THE APOSTATES. 83 Boby, recut le me
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CHAPTER VIII. THE TWINS. " That the
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THE TWINS. 87 been common to us all
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THE TWINS. 89 " Think of that city,
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THE TWINS. 91 you so, that you woul
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THE TWINS. 93 " Oh, my dearest sist
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THE TWINS. 95 from tlie lip of suff
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CHAPTER IX. THE GEHENNA. "Whilst th
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THE GEHENNA. 99 ought to know their
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THE GEHENNA. 101 " I had muck rathe
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116 THE SIX SfSTERS OF THE VALLEYS.
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CHAPTER XVI. THE AKEEST. The Marqui
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CHAPTER XVII. THE TEYSTING PLACE. T
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CHAPTER XVIII. BAYNALD AND IOLANDE.
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CHAPTER XX. THE PRISONER. Echard wa
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CHAPTER XXL THE FRANCISCAN ABBOT. O
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CHAPTER XXIII. THE CHAMBER OP THE I
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THE PENANCE. 257 stained with blood
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CHAPTER XXVI. THE RACK. The Marquis
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THE RACK. 261 Kim when torture or d
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THE BACK. 265 doubt not you will ap
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THE BANQUET. 269 weapons—weapons
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THE BANQUET. 271 ancient oak table
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THE BANQUET. 273 tented to abide by
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THE BANQUET. 275 the Duke has allow
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THE BANQUET. 277 of confidence, wil
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CHAPTER XXVIIL THE COLETTE, The war
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THE COLETTE. 287 Eaynald, " there i
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THE MAEQUIS. 289 while in the foreg
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THE MAEQUIS. 291 " Ardoine," said l
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THE MABQTJ1S. 293 chance of their g
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THE MAEQUIS. 295 They shall feel th
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THE MARQUIS. 297 you ; my love is b
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CHAPTER XXX. THE PEOSELYTISEE. " Da
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THE PROSELYTISEK. 301 the past ; a
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THE PROSELYTISES. 303 blow upon the
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CHAPTER XXXI. THE AECHBISHOP. There
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THE AECHBISHOP. 307 language !) the
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THE AECHBISHOP. 309 you'll have of
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THE AECHBISHOP. 311 told them if th
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THE ARCHBISHOP. 313 have a fine spr
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THE AECHBISHOP. 315 the Ordination
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THE AECHBISHOP. 317 what your pract
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THE MAEEIAGE. 319 The clock lias to
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THE MARRIAGE. 321 The Archbishop, m
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THE MAEEIAGE. 323 " Lord!" cried ou
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THE DUNGEON. 305 jailer entered fro
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THE DUNGEON. 327 " To-morrow's sun,
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TIIE SEXTET. 329 be she who lias su
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THE SENTRY. 331 I look at your shoe
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THE SENTET. 333 orders. I was told
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THE SENTKY. 337 now. There, you can
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MALVICINO. 339 E chard, " do you no
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MALVICINO. 341 " In danger ! Alas !
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MALVICINO. 343 "We must creep up to
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CHAPTER XXXYI. THE AVENGER. Seizing
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APPENDIX. CHAPTER I. The antiquity
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APPENDIX. 361 edict, promising one
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