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Afterwards, she was inclined to believe, that Count Morano had obtained

admittance into the castle; but she soon recollected the difficulties

and dangers, that must have opposed such an enterprise, and that, if he

had so far succeeded, to coht was not the conduct he would have adopted, particularly since

the private stair-case, co with her apartment, was known to

him; neither would he have uttered the disestion represented, that this ns upon the castle; but the mournful sounds destroyed, also, that

probability Thus, enquiry only perplexed her Who, or what, it could be

that haunted this lonely hour, co in such doleful accents and

in such sweet music (for she was still inclined to believe, that the

former strains and the late appearance were connected,) she had no ain assumed her empire, and roused

the mysteries of superstition

She deterht, when her

doubts ht, perhaps, be cleared up; and she alain