The Pilgrim of the Cross, or the Chronicles of Christabelle De Mowbray, Vol. 2 of 4: An Ancient Legend (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

Excerpt from The Pilgrim of the Cross, or the Chronicles of Christabelle De Mowbray, Vol. 2 of 4: An Ancient Legend

True, yet the person most to be pitied appears to me1the Baron denintz, who nourished a venom in his breast that 1m bittered every hour of his life. Pride and Jealousy were the bane. Of his happiness. 1i trust that the seeds died. With him, and that his spirit, freed from the ryuptionxthat defiled it, Tests in peace withi those'he,911 earth thought his enemies.

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Excerpt from The Pilgrim of the Cross, or the Chronicles of Christabelle De Mowbray, Vol. 2 of 4: An Ancient Legend

To be satisfied. With what we possess is fi'uly praise-worthy, replied he; but to env'y her that which constituted'the cons'o lation of your mother's life, and Was the support of-her's, is sinful. Buried in the solitude of this castle, the hardness had no, Other co'rh'paniori hot aims; Christabelle Stood'her in lieu of both, and might truly be'said to have ate of her bread,' drank of her cup, slept in her bosom, and been unto her as'

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