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'Nay, uess who it was; it was souess,' said E to guess by--A tall Signor,

with a longish face, alks so stately, and used to wear such a high

feather in his hat; and used often to look down upon the ground, when

people spoke to him; and to look at people fro You have seen him, often and often,

at Venice, nor, too And, now

I think of it, I wonder what he could be afraid of in this lonely old

castle, that he should shut himself up for But he is come abroad now,

for I met him on the rampart just this minute I trembled when I saw

him, for I alas afraid of him, somehow; but I determined I would

not let him see it; so I went up to him, and nor Orsino," said I'

'O, it was Signor Orsino, then!' said Enor Orsino, hientle about from place to place,

ever since, as I hear' 'Good God!' exclaience; 'and is HE come to Udolpho! He does well to endeavour to

conceal himself' 'Yes, ma'amselle, but if that was all, this desolate place would conceal

hi hi to look for hi

to look for any body in the other world'