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Wieland; or The Transformation

CHAPTER XXIV
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His feet, his legs, and his arms were bare.

His features were the seat of a wild and tranquil solemnity, but his eyes bespoke inquietude and curiosity.
He advanced with firm step, and looking as in search of some one.

He saw me and stopped.

He bent his sight on the floor, and clenching his hands, appeared suddenly absorbed in meditation.

Such were the figure and deportment of Wieland! Such, in his fallen state, were the aspect and guise of my brother! Carwin did not fail to recognize the visitant.


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