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"What, you and I?" asked Moritz, somewhat astonished and blushing. "You and I, of course," said Billy. That seemed to be the right thing. Billy found it soothing to stretch out in a half reclining position in the bow of the boat, and have Moritz's heated, peaceful face before her, with the blue eyes that looked at her unswervingly with satisfied devotion.

It is impossible for me to marry that dreadful man. I have sworn constancy to my beloved Moritz, and I must be firm, or die!" "Die? then you will kill me!" murmured the old one, "for, if you go, I must go also. But we will not give up yet, as we are both living; we will not despair for life. I am going once more to Moritz's lodgings; it may be he has returned, and will rescue you."

Imagine the feelings of Moritz and me when, from one of the rooms in the inn, we saw Marguerite come bursting out upon us, with insanity clearly written on her pallid face. She fell at Moritz's feet and embraced his knees, weeping bitterly, calling herself the blackest of criminals, worthy a thousand deaths. She implored him to end her life on the spot.

"He is very ill, perhaps dying, and " "No, no, my child, he is not ill, I will tell you all about it, if you will not worry. I have been to Herr Moritz's lodgings to-day. I could not wait any longer, and " "Did you see him, and speak with him, Trude?" "No Marie, he was not there; and the people in the house told me that he had been gone for a week." "Gone!" repeated Marie, thoughtfully.

"He is in such bad humor these days, and says we must go on the bare floors or use the old Torso carpets. Fancy!" And Isabelle said, as she was expected to say, "Of course you will have to have rugs. They are having a sale at Moritz's, some beauties and cheap." Yet she had a sneaking sympathy for Falkner.

What would Moritz's situation be, compared with that? for he has a child, a father, a sister, dear and intimate friends in the neighborhood. I have no one within forty miles with whom I should be tempted to talk more than that which politeness demands; only a sister but a happily married one with children is really one no longer, at least for a brother who is single.

Angelica had fallen into a gentle sleep in Moritz's arms, and had been carried to her bed, the doctor thinking that nothing more beneficial could have happened to her than this slumber, which would rest the life-spirits, overstrained as they had been. He considered that in this manner a threatening illness would be naturally dispelled.

When Angelica had long been Moritz's happy wife, it chanced that one stormy November evening the family, and Dagobert, were sitting round the fire in the very room into which Count S had made his entry in such a spectral fashion. Just as then, mysterious voices were piping, awakened by the storm-wind in the chimney. "Do you remember?" said Madame von G .

The Jewess is looking at him and the children are standing in the door. No, I will not forsake him again; but alone through the forest again please, Moritz, come along." She swayed slightly, propped herself on Moritz's shoulder, and then sank down quietly and heavily before him. Billy had been sick for a long time.

"I bethought myself of Moritz's publisher, represented to him how necessary it was for the health of Professor Moritz to travel, begged of him to order a work upon Italy, and particularly the works of art of Rome, and propose to Moritz the acceptance of the money for that object, as he was quite too proud to receive it as a present." "That was an excellent idea," cried Marie.