She seems to have attracted your notice, as well as mine." "I know nothing of her whatever," replied the young man, "except that I have met her five or six times during the last two weeks, upon the Warren Bridge, on her way to Charlestown.

Something in her appearance arrested my attention the first time I saw her.

But I have never been able to catch more than a glimpse of her face.

Her vail is usually drawn." "Who can she visit in Charlestown ?" "No one, I have good reason to think." "Why so ?" "I had once the curiosity to follow her as far as I deemed it prudent and courteous.

She kept on entirely through the town--at least through the thickly settled portion of it.