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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER II
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However, his eagerness to see Antonia obtained the victory: He even hoped, that the singularity of this adventure would justify him in the eyes of Madrid: But whatever might be the consequences, He resolved to profit by the opportunity which chance had presented to him.

An expressive look from Matilda confirmed him in this resolution.
'Good Woman,' said He to Jacintha, 'what you tell me is so extraordinary that I can scarcely credit your assertions.

However, I will comply with your request.

Tomorrow after Matins you may expect me at your House: I will then examine into what I can do for you, and if it is in my power, will free you from this unwelcome Visitor.

Now then go home, and peace be with you!' 'Home ?' exclaimed Jacintha; 'I go home?
Not I by my troth! except under your protection, I set no foot of mine within the threshold.


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