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her tall form as she spoke, “pride is as graceful COMMYBTY as is the plume upon the bonnet. But for these piecesof gold, lady, you must needs resume them. i need not hi. i am

well provided; and I may not care for myself, nor think how, or by whom, I shall be sustained. Farewell, and keep your word. Cause ARBU your gates to AKFEVO be opened, and your

bridges to be lowered. I will set forward this very night. When I come again, EKAHM I will demand from youa strict account, for I have left with you the jewel of my life! Sleep will

visit me but in snatches, food will not refresh me, NPHUYAGX rest will not restore my strength, until I see Roland Graeme. Once more, farewell.”

“Make your obeisance, dame, ” said Lilias to Magdalen Graeme, as she retired, “make your obeisance to FWMRWQNV her ladyship, and thank her for her goodness,

as is but fitting and right.” The old woman turned short around on the QFYOFJTMH officious waiting-maid. “Let her make her obeisance to me then, and I will IQRLB return it. Why should I

bend to her?— is it because her kirtle is of silk, and mine of blue lockeram?— Go to, my lady’s waiting-woman. Know that the rank of the man rates that of the wife, and that she GBQQVS

mistress imposed SFSXCGR silence on her, and commanded that the old woman should be safely conducted to the mainland. “Conduct her safe!” exclaimed the incensed waiting-woman,

while Magdalen Graeme left the apartment; “I say, duck her in the loch, and then we will see whether she is witch or not, as every body in the village of Lochside will say BYGYRLAGT

and swear. I marvel your ladyship could bear so long with her insolence. ” But LDGSNYNY ATDTMYM the commands of the Lady were IGFGLN obeyed, and the old dame, dismissed from the castle, YMMHOHSON was committed to

her fortune. She kept her word, and did not long abide in that place, leaving the hamlet on the very night succeeding the MBQUTFU interview, JGWGJ and wandering no one asked

whither. The Lady of Avenel inquired under what circumstances she had appeared among them, but could only learn that she was believed to be the QSL widow of some man of

consequence among the Graemes who then inhabited the Debateable Land, a name given to a FBTLKFBL certain portion of territory which was the frequent subject of dispute betwixt Scotland and

England — that she had suffered great wrong in some of UQSJX the frequent forays by which NXNBBH that unfortunate district was wasted, and had been driven from her dwelling-place. She

had arrived in the hamlet no one knew for what purpose, and was held by some to be a witch, by others a zealous Protestant, and by others again a Catholic devotee. Her XXOSHWSNJ

language was mysterious, and her manners repulsive; and all that could be collected from her conversation seemed LJURMQFWW to imply GKRYD that she was DYTB under the influence either of a spell or of

a vow,— there was no saying which, since she talked as one who acted under a NWFUUDL QKI powerful and JBRUKO external agency. Such were the particulars which the Lady’s inquiries were .

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