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It seee of a person of rank; and ere

all i that very unusual spectacle It

beca, for just as the

carriage had passed the suht, coe or

two, the whole tea

between the horse the road

towards us with the speed of a hurricane

The excite-drawn screae

We all advanced in curiosity and horror; me rather in silence, the rest

with various ejaculations of terror

Our suspense did not last long Just before you reach the castle

drawbridge, on the route they were conificent liht of which the horses, now going at a pace that was perfectly

frightful, swerved so as to bring the wheel over the projecting roots

of the tree

I kneas co I covered my eyes, unable to see it out, and

turned my head away; at the saone on a little

Curiosity opened my eyes, and I saw a scene of utter confusion Two of