Penny Dreadfuls, 1860 · page 182 of 400
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160 THE COURT OF LONDON and though my curiosity is keenly excited to question you on several points, so that from your lips I may learn all that has happened, even to the minutest details, during this long blank in my existence, yet must I restrain that curios- ity until the morrow. I know that I ought not to yield to exciting influences. Indeed, I experience some fatigue already. Therefore, leave me, dearest Louisa. I think that I shall soon go to sleep.’’ The young maiden accordingly embraced her aunt, and then retired to rest in another chamber. connicloookKks (CO)