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Erave, till a chime, that called

the monks to early prayers, warned her to retire; then, she wept over

it a last farewel, and forced herself froence, she was refreshed by a deeper sleep, than she

had experienced for a long tined, than it had been since St Aubert's death

But, when the rief returned; the

attached her to the place; and for the sacred spot, where her father's

remains were interred, she seemed to feel all those tender affections

which we conceive for hoard at their parting, and pressed her to return, if ever she should

find her condition elsewhere unpleasant; ret at her departure, and Emily left the convent with many

tears, and followed by sincere wishes for her happiness

She had travelled several leagues, before the scenes of the country,

through which she passed, had power to rouse her for a moment from the

deep melancholy, into which she was sunk, and, when they did, it was

only to remind her, that, on her last view of them, St Aubert was at

her side, and to call up to her remembrance the remarks he had delivered