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THE STUDY ol deavouring either to throw off or to conceal. Lady Octavian studied well the countenance and manner of her French iriend, but without appearing to do so. She felt persuaded in her own mind that there was really something which hung like a weight upon Mademoiselle Volney’s spirits, and now she asked herself whether Clarine cotld have also seen something to excite her superstitious terrors. Eomicboo cS (E(@)