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Emily enquired, if she had heard of Count Morano, and whether he was

likely to recover: but Annette only knew, that he was lodged in a

cottage in the wood below, and that every body said he must die Emily's

countenance discovered her e ladies will disguise

theht you hated the Count, or I

am sure I would not have told you; and I ah

to hate hi to smile; 'but certainly

I do not love Count Morano I should be shocked to hear of any person

dying by violent means' 'Yes, ma'amselle, but it is his own fault'

E the cause of her

displeasure, ian to excuse the Count, in her way 'To

be sure, it was very ungenteel behaviour,' said she, 'to break into a

lady's rooreeable

to her, to refuse to go; and then, when the gentleman of the castle

comes to desire him to walk about his business--to turn round, and draw

his sword, and swear he'll run hienteel behaviour, but then he was disguised in love, and so did