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before suspected, that, for their accommodation, it was necessary

part of La Voisin's family should leave their beds; she lanes, by her reply, fully proved that she inherited,

at least, a share of her father's courteous hospitality It was settled,

that sohbouring

cottage 'If I am better, to-morrow, my dear,' said St Aubert when Emily

returned to him, 'Ithe heat of the day, and will travel towards home In the present

state of er journey with

pleasure, and I ah

she also desired to return, was grieved at her father's sudden wish to

do so, which she thought indicated a greater degree of indisposition

than he would acknowledge St Aubert now retired to rest, and Emily to

her little chahts returned

to the late conversation, concerning the state of departed spirits; a

subject, at this ti to her, when she had every

reason to believe that her dear father would ere long be numbered with

them