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once or twice, I alht I saw her before me,--when suddenly I

heard such sweet et what I felt I had not power to ht it was my dear lady's voice, the tears ca, in her life-time, and to be sure she had a

very fine voice; it had made me cry to hear her, , playing upon her lute such sad

songs, and singing so O! it went to one's heart! I have listened in

the anti-chaether, and she would so, with theopen, when it was suone in, to shut it, she has hardly seemed

to knohat hour it was But, as I said, madam,' continued Dorothee,

'when first I heard the ht it was ain, when I have heard it, as

I have done at intervals, ever since Soone

by, but still it has returned' 'It is extraordinary,' observed Emily, 'that no person has yet

discovered the musician'