The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 378: what you’re looking at

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SS ene BHK MYSTRAIES OF THE COURT. oad i ‘i i om i fey it Mi itv LA until the ether day, whem I mot the Durands in and for this she experienced rancour against him. Spain——” | But in order to silence her upbraidings, he had “Ah! you met them ?’ ejaculated Juliana. | suddealy taken the fer higher ground of an accuser: “They told you that they saw me in the village—/| he had conquered—he had subdued her: she had they revealed ips, treacher- been humiliated in his presenoo—she had not even ous scandalmongers that they are!’ —and her | the satisfaction of giving additional vent to her countenance was flushed with indignation and | , own feelings of animosity against him. Her pride rage. | was in every way humbled ;—and such a position “You would indeed do well never to speak to: was not at all a pleasurable one for the Countess them again, if you should happen to encounter | de Toledo. Moreover, she could not help fancying them,” observed her husband quickly. “ And | that she was not as yet fully acquainted with the now, Juliana, no more in respect to the past |—/| worst in respect to her husband. The rceollection there shall be no upbraidings on either side. | of that mam who was represented to havo been a Whatever you may have been, I love you: you | labourer on his estates, and who had extorted large know that I love you—and that is sxfficient !” sums from him, haunted her mind. She remem- It was sof however sufficient for Juliana. As/| bered, likewise, that the letters which she had we have already said, hor own liking towards the | written to her sister, had beem entrusted to the Count had suddenly been altered into a sentiment | Count to be conveyed to the post, but had never very much resembling hatred. She felt that he | reached therr destination. It was evident be hed had deceived her in respect to his true position; | suppressed them,—doubtless, thought Juliana, be No. 100.—THIRD SEBiBG. COUN (C DOO (CO