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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER I
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'While you were with the Baron, I watched the moment when Dame Cunegonda was below stairs, and mounted into the chamber over that of Donna Agnes.

I sang as loud as I could a little German air well-known to her, hoping that She would recollect my voice.

I was not disappointed, for I soon heard her window open.

I hastened to let down a string with which I had provided myself: Upon hearing the casement closed again, I drew up the string, and fastened to it I found this scrap of paper.' He then presented me with a small note addressed to me.

I opened it with impatience: It contained the following words written in pencil: Conceal yourself for the next fortnight in some neighbouring Village.
My Aunt will believe you to have quitted Lindenberg, and I shall be restored to liberty.


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