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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER IV
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'Tis of this which I complain, not of your indifference to my person.

I have given up the claims of the Mistress, but nothing shall prevail on me to give up those of the Friend.' Her mildness had an instantaneous effect upon Ambrosio's feelings.
'Generous Matilda!' He replied, taking her hand, 'How far do you rise superior to the foibles of your sex! Yes, I accept your offer.

I have need of an adviser, and a Confident: In you I find every needful quality united.

But to aid my pursuits ....

Ah! Matilda, it lies not in your power!' 'It lies in no one's power but mine.


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