..... " Go away — go away !" cried Mary, in a low voice, putting her lips to the casement. " I cannot go till I have seen him," replied Fanny, in a, hoarse voice. — " I know he is here — and pray, pray !" said she, falling on her knees, " let me ask his pardon." " Impossible!" replied Mary,...

...herself. " Go away — go away !" cried Mary in a low voice, putting her lips to the casement. " I cannot go till I have seen him," replied Fanny, in a hoarse voice.^— " I know lie is here — and pray, pray!" said she, falling on her knees, " let me ask his pardon." " Impossible!"...

...her lipi to the casement. " I «m't go till I have seen him," replied Fanny in a baaive vuicc. — " I know he is here — and, for the love of God !" said she, falling on her knees, " let me ask his parden." •'• Impossible !" replied Mary, gently unlocking the door, •iiid closing it after her...

...dawn, and Lewellyn was fallen into a perturbed slumber, when Mar)-, as she stood mournfully gnzing on his altered features, heard a gentle tap at her...the door, and closing it after her as she stood at ihe door. " He is ill, perhaps dying — the sight of you — " " Has killed him, no doubt," interrupted...