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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER III
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The Image at first appeared to be of Stone, but proved on further inspection to be formed of no more solid materials than coloured Wood.

He shook it, and attempted to move it; But it appeared to be of a piece with the Base which it stood upon.

He examined it over and over: Still no clue guided him to the solution of this mystery, for which the Nuns were become equally solicitous, when they saw that He touched the Statue with impunity.

He paused, and listened: The groans were repeated at intervals, and He was convinced of being in the spot nearest to them.
He mused upon this singular event, and ran over the Statue with enquiring eyes.

Suddenly they rested upon the shrivelled hand.


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