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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER II
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On that which followed Ambrosio's fatal visit, She woke later than was her usual custom: Of this She was convinced by the Abbey Chimes.

She started from her bed, threw on a few loose garments hastily, and was speeding to enquire how her Mother had passed the night, when her foot struck against something which lay in her passage.

She looked down.

What was her horror at recognizing Elvira's livid Corse! She uttered a loud shriek, and threw herself upon the floor.

She clasped the inanimate form to her bosom, felt that it was dead-cold, and with a movement of disgust, of which She was not the Mistress, let it fall again from her arms.


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