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"I thought you would be revolted, Jane, when you saw e"

"Did you? Don't tell ment Now, let me leave you an instant, to make a

better fire, and have the hearth swept up Can you tell when there

is a good fire?"

"Yes; with the right eye I see a glow--a ruddy haze"

"And you see the candles?"

"Very dimly--each is a luminous cloud"

"Can you see me?"

"No, my fairy: but I am only too thankful to hear and feel you"

"When do you take supper?"

"I never take supper"

"But you shall have sory: so are you, I

daresay, only you forget"

Su Mary, I soon had the room in more cheerful order: I

prepared him, likewise, a comfortable repast My spirits were