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'Alas-a-day! that you should leave it!' said Theresa, 'I think you would

be happier here than where you are going, if one e' Emily made

no reply to this remark; the sorrow Theresa proceeded to express at

her departure affected her, but she found some comfort in the siave such directions as

her own absence

Having dish every lonely

apart in what had been her father's

bed-roo, e often returned within the door to take another look at it, she

withdrew to her own chaarden below, shewn faintly by the th, the cal thefarewel to the

beloved shades of her childhood, till she was teht veil, in which she usually walked, she

silently passed into the garden, and, hastening towards the distant

groves, was glad to breathe once h

unobserved

The deep repose of the scene, the rich scents, that floated

on the breeze, the grandeur of the wide horizon and of the clear

blue arch, soothed and gradually elevated her mind to that sublime

conificant

and mean in our eyes, that onder they have had power for a ot Madame Cheron and all the circuhts ascended to the contemplation of those

unnumbered worlds, that lie scattered in the depths of aether, thousands