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The travellers remained, for some time, in a state of tranquil

pensiveness, which is not unpleasing St Aubert interrupted it by

observing, 'This is a very pro man; it is many years since I

have been so much pleased with any person, on so short an acquaintance

He brings back to my memory the days of htful!' St Aubert sighed, and sunk again into a reverie;

and, as Emily looked back upon the road they had passed, Valancourt was

seen, at the door of the little inn, following them with his eyes Her

perceived her, and waved his hand; and she returned the adieu, till the

winding road shut her froe,' resuht, and felt exactly as he does The world was opening upon ' 'My dear sir, do not think so gloo

voice, 'I hope you have many, many years to live--for your own sake--for

MY sake' 'Ah, my Emily!' replied St Aubert, 'for thy sake! Well--I hope it is

so' He wiped away a tear, that was stealing down his cheek, threw a

s voice, 'there

is soenuousness of youth, which is

particularly pleasing to the contes have not been entirely corroded by the world It is cheering