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  \"Inhislaboratory,\"answeredFoster。\"Itisthehourheisspokennotwithal。Wemustwaittillnoonispast,orspoilhisimportant——whatsaidI?important!——Iwouldsayinterrupthisdivinestudies。\"

  \"Ay,hestudiesthedevil\'sdivinity,\"saidVarney;\"butwhenI

  wanthim,onehourmustsufficeaswellasanother。Leadthewaytohispandemonium。\"

  SospokeVarney,andwithhastyandperturbedstepsfollowedFoster,whoconductedhimthroughprivatepassages,manyofwhichwerewell—nighruinous,totheoppositesideofthequadrangle,where,inasubterraneanapartment,nowoccupiedbythechemistAlasco,oneoftheAbbotsofAbingdon,whohadaturnfortheoccultsciences,had,muchtothescandalofhisconvent,establishedalaboratory,inwhich,likeotherfoolsoftheperiod,hespentmuchprecioustime,andmoneybesides,inthepursuitofthegrandarcanum。

  AnthonyFosterpausedbeforethedoor,whichwasscrupulouslysecuredwithin,andagainshowedamarkedhesitationtodisturbthesageinhisoperations。ButVarney,lessscrupulous,rousedhimbyknockingandvoice,untilatlength,slowlyandreluctantly,theinmateoftheapartmentundidthedoor。Thechemistappeared,withhiseyesblearedwiththeheatandvapoursofthestoveoralembicoverwhichhebroodedandtheinteriorofhiscelldisplayedtheconfusedassemblageofheterogeneoussubstancesandextraordinaryimplementsbelongingtohisprofession。Theoldmanwasmuttering,withspitefulimpatience,\"AmIforevertoberecalledtotheaffairsofearthfromthoseofheaven?\"

  \"Totheaffairsofhell,\"answeredVarney,\"forthatisthyproperelement。——Foster,weneedtheeatourconference。\"

  \"Fosterslowlyenteredtheroom。Varney,following,barredthedoor,andtheybetookthemselvestosecretcouncil。

  Inthemeanwhile,theCountesstraversedtheapartment,withshameandangercontendingonherlovelycheek。

  \"Thevillain,\"shesaid——\"thecold—blooded,calculatingslave!——

  ButIunmaskedhim,Janet——Imadethesnakeuncoilallhisfoldsbeforeme,andcrawlabroadinhisnakeddeformity;Isuspendedmyresentment,atthedangerofsuffocatingundertheeffort,untilhehadletmeseetheverybottomofaheartmorefoulthanhell\'sdarkestcorner。——Andthou,Leicester,isitpossiblethoucouldstbidmeforamomentdenymyweddedrightinthee,orthyselfyieldittoanother?——Butitisimpossible——thevillainhasliedinall。——Janet,Iwillnotremainherelonger——Ifearhim——Ifearthyfather。Igrievetosayit,Janet——butIfearthyfather,and,worstofall,thisodiousVarney,IwillescapefromCumnor。\"

  \"Alas!madam,whitherwouldyoufly,orbywhatmeanswillyouescapefromthesewalls?\"

  \"Iknownot,Janet,\"saidtheunfortunateyounglady,lookingupwards!andclaspingherhandstogether,\"IknownotwhereI

  shallfly,orbywhatmeans;butIamcertaintheGodIhaveservedwillnotabandonmeinthisdreadfulcrisis,forIaminthehandsofwickedmen。\"

  \"Donotthinkso,dearlady,\"saidJanet;\"myfatherissternandstrictinhistemper,andseverelytruetohistrust——butyet——\"

  AtthismomentAnthonyFosterenteredtheapartment,bearinginhishandaglasscupandasmallflask。Hismannerwassingular;

  for,whileapproachingtheCountesswiththerespectduetoherrank,hehadtillthistimesufferedtobecomevisible,orhadbeenunabletosuppress,theobduratesulkinessofhisnaturaldisposition,which,asisusualwiththoseofhisunhappytemper,waschieflyexertedtowardsthoseoverwhomcircumstancesgavehimcontrol。Butatpresentheshowednothingofthatsullenconsciousnessofauthoritywhichhewaswonttoconcealunderaclumsyaffectationofcivilityanddeference,asaruffianhideshispistolsandbludgeonunderhisill—fashionedgaberdine。Andyetitseemedasifhissmilewasmoreinfearthancourtesy,andasif,whilehepressedtheCountesstotasteofthechoicecordial,whichshouldrefreshherspiritsafterherlatealarm,hewasconsciousofmeditatingsomefurtherinjury。Hishandtrembledalso,hisvoicefaltered,andhiswholeoutwardbehaviourexhibitedsomuchthatwassuspicious,thathisdaughterJanet,aftershehadstoodlookingathiminastonishmentforsomeseconds,seemedatoncetocollectherselftoexecutesomehardyresolution,raisedherhead,assumedanattitudeandgaitofdeterminationandauthority,andwalkingslowlybetwixtherfatherandhermistress,tookthesalverfromthehandoftheformer,andsaidinalowbutmarkedanddecidedtone,\"Father,Iwillfillformynoblemistress,whensuchisherpleasure。\"

  \"Thou,mychild?\"saidFoster,eagerlyandapprehensively;\"no,mychild——itisnotTHOUshaltrendertheladythisservice。\"

  \"Andwhy,Iprayyou,\"saidJanet,\"ifitbefittingthatthenobleladyshouldpartakeofthecupatall?\"

  \"Why——why?\"saidtheseneschal,hesitating,andthenburstingintopassionasthereadiestmodeofsupplyingthelackofallotherreason——\"why,becauseitismypleasure,minion,thatyoushouldnot!Getyougonetotheeveninglecture。\"

  \"Now,asIhopetohearlectureagain,\"repliedJanet,\"Iwillnotgothitherthisnight,unlessIambetterassuredofmymistress\'ssafety。Givemethatflask,father\"——andshetookitfromhisreluctanthand,whileheresigneditasifconscience—

  struck。\"Andnow,\"shesaid,\"father,thatwhichshallbenefitmymistress,cannotdoMEprejudice。Father,Idrinktoyou。\"

  Foster,withoutspeakingaword,rushedonhisdaughterandwrestedtheflaskfromherhand;then,asifembarrassedbywhathehaddone,andtotallyunabletoresolvewhatheshoulddonext,hestoodwithitinhishand,onefootadvancedandtheotherdrawnback,glaringonhisdaughterwithacountenanceinwhichrage,fear,andconvictedvillainyformedahideouscombination。

  \"Thisisstrange,myfather,\"saidJanet,keepinghereyefixedonhis,inthemannerinwhichthosewhohavethechargeoflunaticsaresaidtooverawetheirunhappypatients;\"willyouneitherletmeservemylady,nordrinktohermyself?\"

  ThecourageoftheCountesssustainedherthroughthisdreadfulscene,ofwhichtheimportwasnotthelessobviousthatitwasnotevenhintedat。Shepreservedeventherashcarelessnessofhertemper,andthoughhercheekhadgrownpaleatthefirstalarm,hereyewascalmandalmostscornful。\"WillYOUtastethisrarecordial,MasterFoster?Perhapsyouwillnotyourselfrefusetopledgeus,thoughyoupermitnotJanettodoso。

  Drink,sir,Iprayyou。\"

  \"Iwillnot,\"answeredFoster。

  \"Andforwhom,then,isthepreciousbeveragereserved,sir?\"

  saidtheCountess。

  \"Forthedevil,whobrewedit!\"answeredFoster;and,turningonhisheel,heleftthechamber。

  Janetlookedathermistresswithacountenanceexpressiveinthehighestdegreeofshame,dismay,andsorrow。

  \"Donotweepforme,Janet,\"saidtheCountesskindly。

  \"No,madam,\"repliedherattendant,inavoicebrokenbysobs,\"itisnotforyouIweep;itisformyself——itisforthatunhappyman。Thosewhoaredishonouredbeforeman——thosewhoarecondemnedbyGod——havecausetomourn;notthosewhoareinnocent!Farewell,madam!\"shesaidhastilyassumingthemantleinwhichshewaswonttogoabroad。

  \"Doyouleaveme,Janet?\"saidhermistress——\"desertmeinsuchanevilstrait?\"

  \"Desertyou,madam!\"exclaimedJanet;andrunningbacktohermistress,sheimprintedathousandkissesonherhand——\"desertyouI——maytheHopeofmytrustdesertmewhenIdoso!No,madam;wellyousaidtheGodyouservewillopenyouapathfordeliverance。Thereisawayofescape。Ihaveprayednightanddayforlight,thatImightseehowtoactbetwixtmydutytoyonderunhappymanandthatwhichIowetoyou。Sternlyandfearfullythatlighthasnowdawned,andImustnotshutthedoorwhichGodopens。Askmenomore。Iwillreturninbriefspace。\"

  Sospeaking,shewrappedherselfinhermantle,andsayingtotheoldwomanwhomshepassedintheouterroomthatshewasgoingtoeveningprayer,sheleftthehouse。

  Meanwhileherfatherhadreachedoncemorethelaboratory,wherehefoundtheaccomplicesofhisintendedguilt。\"Hasthesweetbirdsipped?\"saidVarney,withhalfasmile;whiletheastrologerputthesamequestionwithhiseyes,butspokenotaword。

  \"Shehasnot,norsheshallnotfrommyhands,\"repliedFoster;

  \"wouldyouhavemedomurderinmydaughter\'spresence?\"

  \"Wertthounottold,thousullenandyetfaint—heartedslave,\"

  answeredVarney,withbitterness,\"thatnoMURDERasthoucallestit,withthatstaringlookandstammeringtone,isdesignedinthematter?Wertthounottoldthatabriefillness,suchaswomanputsoninverywantonness,thatshemaywearhernight—

  gearatnoon,andlieonasettlewhensheshouldmindherdomesticbusiness,isallhereaimedat?HereisalearnedmanwillswearittotheebythekeyoftheCastleofWisdom。\"

  \"Iswearit,\"saidAlasco,\"thattheelixirthouhastthereintheflaskwillnotprejudicelife!Iswearitbythatimmortalandindestructiblequintessenceofgold,whichpervadeseverysubstanceinnature,thoughitssecretexistencecanbetracedbyhimonlytowhomTrismegistusrendersthekeyoftheCabala。\"

  \"Anoathofforce,\"saidVarney。\"Foster,thouwertworsethanapagantodisbelieveit。Believeme,moreover,whoswearbynothingbutbymyownword,thatifyoubenotconformable,thereisnohope,no,notaglimpseofhope,thatthisthyleaseholdmaybetransmutedintoacopyhold。Thus,Alascowillleaveyourpewterartilleryuntransmigrated,andI,honestAnthony,willstillhavetheeformytenant。\"

  \"Iknownot,gentlemen,\"saidFoster,\"whereyourdesignstendto;butinonethingIamboundup,——that,fallbackfalledge,I

  willhaveoneinthisplacethatmayprayforme,andthatoneshallbemydaughter。Ihavelivedill,andtheworldhasbeentooweightywithme;butsheisasinnocentasevershewaswhenonhermother\'slap,andshe,atleast,shallhaveherportioninthathappyCity,whosewallsareofpuregold,andthefoundationsgarnishedwithallmannerofpreciousstones。\"

  \"Ay,Tony,\"saidVarney,\"thatwereaparadisetothyheart\'scontent。——Debatethematterwithhim,DoctorAlasco;Iwillbewithyouanon。\"

  Sospeaking,Varneyarose,andtakingtheflaskfromthetable,helefttheroom。

  \"Itellthee,myson,\"saidAlascotoFoster,assoonasVarneyhadleftthem,\"thatwhateverthisboldandprofligaterailermaysayofthemightyscience,inwhich,byHeaven\'sblessing,IhaveadvancedsofarthatIwouldnotcallthewisestoflivingartistsmybetterormyteacher——Isay,howsoeveryonderreprobatemayscoffatthingstooholytobeapprehendedbymenmerelyofcarnalandevilthoughts,yetbelievethatthecitybeheldbySt。John,inthatbrightvisionoftheChristianApocalypse,thatnewJerusalem,ofwhichallChristianmenhopetopartake,setsforthtypicallythediscoveryoftheGRAND

  SECRET,wherebythemostpreciousandperfectofnature\'sworksareelicitedoutofherbasestandmostcrudeproductions;justasthelightandgaudybutterfly,themostbeautifulchildofthesummer\'sbreeze,breaksforthfromthedungeonofasordidchrysalis。\"

  \"MasterHoldforthsaidnoughtofthisexposition,\"saidFosterdoubtfully;\"andmoreover,DoctorAlasco,theHolyWritsaysthatthegoldandpreciousstonesoftheHolyCityareinnosortforthosewhoworkabomination,orwhoframelies。\"

  \"Well,myson,\"saidtheDoctor,\"andwhatisyourinferencefromthence?\"

  \"Thatthose,\"saidFoster,\"whodistilpoisons,andadministertheminsecrecy,canhavenoportioninthoseunspeakableriches。\"

  \"Youaretodistinguish,myson,\"repliedthealchemist,\"betwixtthatwhichisnecessarilyevilinitsprogressandinitsendalso,andthatwhich,beingevil,is,nevertheless,capableofworkingforthgood。If,bythedeathofoneperson,thehappyperiodshallbebroughtnearertous,inwhichallthatisgoodshallbeattained,bywishingitspresence——allthatisevilescaped,bydesiringitsabsence——inwhichsickness,andpain,andsorrowshallbetheobedientservantsofhumanwisdom,andmadetoflyattheslightestsignalofasage——inwhichthatwhichisnowrichestandrarestshallbewithinthecompassofeveryonewhoshallbeobedienttothevoiceofwisdom——whentheartofhealingshallbelostandabsorbedintheoneuniversalmedicinewhensagesshallbecomemonarchsoftheearth,anddeathitselfretreatbeforetheirfrown,——ifthisblessedconsummationofallthingscanbehastenedbytheslightcircumstancethatafrail,earthlybody,whichmustneedspartakecorruption,shallbeconsignedtothegraveashortspaceearlierthaninthecourseofnature,whatissuchasacrificetotheadvancementoftheholyMillennium?\"

  \"MillenniumisthereignoftheSaints,\"saidFoster,somewhatdoubtfully。

  \"SayitisthereignoftheSages,myson,\"answeredAlasco;\"orratherthereignofWisdomitself。\"

  \"ItouchedonthequestionwithMasterHoldforthlastexercisingnight,\"saidFoster;\"buthesaysyourdoctrineisheterodox,andadamnableandfalseexposition。\"

  \"Heisinthebondsofignorance,myson,\"answeredAlasco,\"andasyetburningbricksinEgypt;or,atbest,wanderinginthedrydesertofSinai。Thoudidstilltospeaktosuchamanofsuchmatters。Iwill,however,givetheeproof,andthatshortly,whichIwilldefythatpeevishdivinetoconfute,thoughheshouldstrivewithmeasthemagiciansstrovewithMosesbeforeKingPharaoh。Iwilldoprojectioninthypresence,myson,——inthyverypresence——andthineeyesshallwitnessthetruth。\"

  \"Sticktothat,learnedsage,\"saidVarney,whoatthismomententeredtheapartment;\"ifherefusethetestimonyofthytongue,yethowshallhedenythatofhisowneyes?\"

  \"Varney!\"saidtheadept——\"Varneyalreadyreturned!Hastthou——\"hestoppedshort。

  \"HaveIdonemineerrand,thouwouldstsay?\"repliedVarney。\"I

  have!Andthou,\"headded,showingmoresymptomsofinterestthanhehadhithertoexhibited,\"artthousurethouhastpouredforthneithermorenorlessthanthejustmeasure?\"

  \"Ay,\"repliedthealchemist,\"assureasmencanbeintheseniceproportions,forthereisdiversityofconstitutions。\"

  \"Nay,then,\"saidVarney,\"Ifearnothing。Iknowthouwiltnotgoastepfarthertothedevilthanthouartjustlyconsideredfor——thouwertpaidtocreateillness,andwouldstesteemitthriftlessprodigalitytodomurderatthesameprice。Come,letuseachtoourchamberweshallseetheeventto—morrow。\"

  \"Whatdidstthoudotomakeherswallowit?\"saidFoster,shuddering。

  \"Nothing,\"answeredVarney,\"butlookedonherwiththataspectwhichgovernsmadmen,women,andchildren。TheytoldmeinSt。

  Luke\'sHospitalthatIhavetherightlookforoverpoweringarefractorypatient。Thekeepersmademetheircomplimentson\'t;

  soIknowhowtowinmybreadwhenmycourt—favourfailsme。\"

  \"Andartthounotafraid,\"saidFoster,\"lestthedosebedisproportioned?\"

  \"Ifso,\"repliedVarney,\"shewillbutsleepthesounder,andthefearofthatshallnotbreakmyrest。Goodnight,mymasters。\"

  AnthonyFostergroanedheavily,andlifteduphishandsandeyes。

  Thealchemistintimatedhispurposetocontinuesomeexperimentofhighimportduringthegreaterpartofthenight,andtheothersseparatedtotheirplacesofrepose。

  CHAPTERXXIII。

  NowGodbegoodtomeinthiswildpilgrimage!

  AllhopeinhumanaidIcastbehindme。

  Oh,whowouldbeawoman?——whothatfool,Aweeping,pining,faithful,lovingwoman?

  Shehathhardmeasurestillwhereshehopeskindest,Andallherbountiesonlymakeingrates。LOVE\'SPILGRIMAGE。

  Thesummereveningwasclosed,andJanet,justwhenherlongerstaymighthaveoccasionedsuspicionandinquiryinthatzealoushousehold,returnedtoCumnorPlace,andhastenedtotheapartmentinwhichshehadleftherlady。Shefoundherwithherheadrestingonherarms,andthesecrosseduponatablewhichstoodbeforeher。AsJanetcamein,sheneitherlookedupnorstirred。

  Herfaithfulattendantrantohermistresswiththespeedoflightning,androusingheratthesametimewithherhand,conjuredtheCountess,inthemostearnestmanner,tolookupandsaywhatthusaffectedher。Theunhappyladyraisedherheadaccordingly,andlookingonherattendantwithaghastlyeye,andcheekaspaleasclay——\"Janet,\"shesaid,\"Ihavedrunkit。\"

  \"Godbepraised!\"saidJanethastily——\"Imean,Godbepraisedthatitisnoworse;thepotionwillnotharmyou。Rise,shakethislethargyfromyourlimbs,andthisdespairfromyourmind。\"

  \"Janet,\"repeatedtheCountessagain,\"disturbmenot——leavemeatpeace——letlifepassquietly。Iampoisoned。\"

  \"Youarenot,mydearestlady,\"answeredthemaideneagerly。

  \"Whatyouhaveswallowedcannotinjureyou,fortheantidotehasbeentakenbeforeit,andIhastenedhithertotellyouthatthemeansofescapeareopentoyou。\"

  \"Escape!\"exclaimedthelady,assheraisedherselfhastilyinherchair,whilelightreturnedtohereyeandlifetohercheek;

  \"butah!Janet,itcomestoolate。\"

  \"Notso,dearestlady。Rise,takeminearm,walkthroughtheapartment;letnotfancydotheworkofpoison!So;feelyounotnowthatyouarepossessedofthefulluseofyourlimbs?\"

  \"Thetorporseemstodiminish,\"saidtheCountess,as,supportedbyJanet,shewalkedtoandfrointheapartment;\"butisitthenso,andhaveInotswallowedadeadlydraught?Varneywasheresincethouwertgone,andcommandedme,witheyesinwhichIreadmyfate,toswallowyonhorribledrug。OJanet!itmustbefatal;neverwasharmlessdraughtservedbysuchacup—bearer!\"

  \"Hedidnotdeemitharmless,Ifear,\"repliedthemaiden;\"butGodconfoundsthedevicesofthewicked。Believeme,asIswearbythedearGospelinwhichwetrust,yourlifeissafefromhispractice。Didyounotdebatewithhim?\"

  \"Thehousewassilent,\"answeredthelady——\"thougone——nootherbutheinthechamber——andhecapableofeverycrime。Ididbutstipulatehewouldremovehishatefulpresence,andIdrankwhateverheoffered。——Butyouspokeofescape,Janet;canIbesohappy?\"

  \"Areyoustrongenoughtobearthetidings,andmaketheeffort?\"

  saidthemaiden。

  \"Strong!\"answeredtheCountess。\"Askthehind,whenthefangsofthedeerhoundarestretchedtogripeher,ifsheisstrongenoughtospringoverachasm。Iamequaltoeveryeffortthatmayrelievemefromthisplace。\"

  \"Hearme,then,\"saidJanet。\"OnewhomIdeemanassuredfriendofyourshasshownhimselftomeinvariousdisguises,andsoughtspeechofme,which——formymindwasnotclearonthematteruntilthisevening——Ihaveeverdeclined。Hewasthepedlarwhobroughtyougoods——theitineranthawkerwhosoldmebooks;

  wheneverIstirredabroadIwassuretoseehim。Theeventofthisnightdeterminedmetospeakwithhim。Heawaitsevennowattheposterngateoftheparkwithmeansforyourflight。——Buthaveyoustrengthofbody?——haveyoucourageofmind?——canyouundertaketheenterprise?\"

  \"Shethatfliesfromdeath,\"saidthelady,\"findsstrengthofbody——shethatwouldescapefromshamelacksnostrengthofmind。

  Thethoughtsofleavingbehindmethevillainwhomenacesbothmylifeandhonourwouldgivemestrengthtorisefrommydeathbed。\"

  \"InGod\'sname,then,lady,\"saidJanet,\"Imustbidyouadieu,andtoGod\'schargeImustcommityou!\"

  \"Willyounotflywithme,then,Janet?\"saidtheCountess,anxiously。\"AmItolosethee?Isthisthyfaithfulservice?\"

  \"Lady,Iwouldflywithyouaswillinglyasbirdeverfledfromcage,butmydoingsowouldoccasioninstantdiscoveryandpursuit。Imustremain,andusemeanstodisguisethetruthforsometime。MayHeavenpardonthefalsehood,becauseofthenecessity!\"

  \"AndamIthentotravelalonewiththisstranger?\"saidthelady。\"Bethinkthee,Janet,maynotthisprovesomedeeperanddarkerschemetoseparatemeperhapsfromyou,whoaremyonlyfriend?\"

  \"No,madam,donotsupposeit,\"answeredJanetreadily;\"theyouthisanhonestyouthinhispurposetoyou,andafriendtoMasterTressilian,underwhosedirectionheiscomehither。\"

  \"IfhebeafriendofTressilian,\"saidtheCountess,\"Iwillcommitmyselftohischargeastothatofanangelsentfromheaven;forthanTressilianneverbreathedmortalmanmorefreeofwhateverwasbase,false,orselfish。Heforgothimselfwheneverhecouldbeofusetoothers。Alas!andhowwasherequited?\"

  WitheagerhastetheycollectedthefewnecessarieswhichitwasthoughtpropertheCountessshouldtakewithher,andwhichJanet,withspeedanddexterity,formedintoasmallbundle,notforgettingtoaddsuchornamentsofintrinsicvalueascamemostreadilyinherway,andparticularlyacasketofjewels,whichshewiselyjudgedmightproveofserviceinsomefutureemergency。TheCountessofLeicesternextchangedherdressforonewhichJanetusuallyworeuponanybriefjourney,fortheyjudgeditnecessarytoavoideveryexternaldistinctionwhichmightattractattention。Erethesepreparationswerefullymade,themoonhadariseninthesummerheaven,andallinthemansionhadbetakenthemselvestorest,oratleasttothesilenceandretirementoftheirchambers。

  Therewasnodifficultyanticipatedinescaping,whetherfromthehouseorgarden,providedonlytheycouldeludeobservation。

  AnthonyFosterhadaccustomedhimselftoconsiderhisdaughterasaconscioussinnermightregardavisibleguardianangel,which,notwithstandinghisguilt,continuedtohoveraroundhim;andthereforehistrustinherknewnobounds。Janetcommandedherownmotionsduringthedaytime,andhadamaster—keywhichopenedtheposterndoorofthepark,sothatshecouldgotothevillageatpleasure,eitheruponthehouseholdaffairs,whichwereentirelyconfidedtohermanagement,ortoattendherdevotionsatthemeeting—houseofhersect。ItistruethedaughterofFosterwasthusliberallyentrustedunderthesolemnconditionthatsheshouldnotavailherselfoftheseprivilegestodoanythinginconsistentwiththesafe—keepingoftheCountess;forsoherresidenceatCumnorPlacehadbeentermed,sinceshebeganoflatetoexhibitimpatienceoftherestrictionstowhichshewassubjected。NoristherereasontosupposethatanythingshortofthedreadfulsuspicionswhichthesceneofthateveninghadexcitedcouldhaveinducedJanettoviolateherwordordeceiveherfather\'sconfidence。Butfromwhatshehadwitnessed,shenowconceivedherselfnotonlyjustified,butimperativelycalledupon,tomakeherlady\'ssafetytheprincipalobjectofhercare,settingallotherconsiderationsaside。

  ThefugitiveCountesswithherguidetraversedwithhastystepsthebrokenandinterruptedpath,whichhadoncebeenanavenue,nowtotallydarkenedbytheboughsofspreadingtreeswhichmetabovetheirhead,andnowreceivingadoubtfulanddeceivinglightfromthebeamsofthemoon,whichpenetratedwheretheaxehadmadeopeningsinthewood。Theirpathwasrepeatedlyinterruptedbyfelledtrees,orthelargeboughswhichhadbeenleftonthegroundtilltimeservedtomakethemintofagotsandbillets。Theinconvenienceanddifficultyattendingtheseinterruptions,thebreathlesshasteofthefirstpartoftheirroute,theexhaustingsensationsofhopeandfear,somuchaffectedtheCountess\'sstrength,thatJanetwasforcedtoproposethattheyshouldpauseforafewminutestorecoverbreathandspirits。Boththereforestoodstillbeneaththeshadowofahugeoldgnarledoak—tree,andbothnaturallylookedbacktothemansionwhichtheyhadleftbehindthem,whoselong,darkfrontwasseeninthegloomydistance,withitshugestacksofchimneys,turrets,andclock—house,risingabovethelineoftheroof,anddefinedlyvisibleagainstthepureazureblueofthesummersky。Onelightonlytwinkledfromtheextendedandshadowymass,anditwasplacedsolowthatitratherseemedtoglimmerfromthegroundinfrontofthemansionthanfromoneofthewindows。TheCountess\'sterrorwasawakened。\"Theyfollowus!\"shesaid,pointingouttoJanetthelightwhichthusalarmedher。

  Lessagitatedthanhermistress,Janetperceivedthatthegleamwasstationary,andinformedtheCountess,inawhisper,thatthelightproceededfromthesolitarycellinwhichthealchemistpursuedhisoccultexperiments。\"Heisofthose,\"sheadded,\"whositupandwatchbynightthattheymaycommitiniquity。

  Evilwasthechancewhichsenthitheramanwhosemixedspeechofearthlywealthandunearthlyorsuperhumanknowledgehathinitwhatdoessoespeciallycaptivatemypoorfather。WellspokethegoodMasterHoldforth——and,methought,notwithoutmeaningthatthoseofourhouseholdshouldfindthereinapracticaluse。

  \'Therebethose,\'hesaid,\'andtheirnumberislegion,whowillrather,likethewickedAhab,listentothedreamsofthefalseprophetZedekiah,thantothewordsofhimbywhomtheLordhasspoken。\'Andhefurtherinsisted——\'Ah,mybrethren,therebemanyZedekiahsamongyou——menthatpromiseyouthelightoftheircarnalknowledge,soyouwillsurrendertothemthatofyourheavenlyunderstanding。WhataretheybetterthanthetyrantNaas,whodemandedtherighteyeofthosewhoweresubjectedtohim?\'Andfurtherheinsisted——\"

  ItisuncertainhowlongthefairPuritan\'smemorymighthavesupportedherintherecapitulationofMasterHoldforth\'sdiscourse;buttheCountessnowinterruptedher,andassuredhershewassomuchrecoveredthatshecouldnowreachtheposternwithoutthenecessityofaseconddelay。

  Theysetoutaccordingly,andperformedthesecondpartoftheirjourneywithmoredeliberation,andofcoursemoreeasily,thanthefirsthastycommencement。Thisgavethemleisureforreflection;andJanetnow,forthefirsttime,venturedtoaskherladywhichwaysheproposedtodirectherflight。Receivingnoimmediateanswer——for,perhaps,intheconfusionofhermindthisveryobvioussubjectofdeliberationhadnotoccurredtotheCountess———Janetventuredtoadd,\"Probablytoyourfather\'shouse,whereyouaresureofsafetyandprotection?\"

  \"No,Janet,\"saidtheladymournfully;\"IleftLidcoteHallwhilemyheartwaslightandmynamewashonourable,andIwillnotreturnthithertillmylord\'spermissionandpublicacknowledgmentofourmarriagerestoremetomynativehomewithalltherankandhonourwhichhehasbestowedonme。\"

  \"Andwhitherwillyou,then,madam?\"saidJanet。

  \"ToKenilworth,girl,\"saidtheCountess,boldlyandfreely。\"I

  willseetheserevels——theseprincelyrevels——thepreparationforwhichmakesthelandringfromsidetoside。Methinks,whentheQueenofEnglandfeastswithinmyhusband\'shalls,theCountessofLeicestershouldbenounbeseemingguest。\"

  \"IprayGodyoumaybeawelcomeone!\"saidJanethastily。

  \"Youabusemysituation,Janet,\"saidtheCountess,angrily,\"andyouforgetyourown。\"

  \"Idoneither,dearestmadam,\"saidthesorrowfulmaiden;\"buthaveyouforgottenthatthenobleEarlhasgivensuchstrictchargestokeepyourmarriagesecret,thathemaypreservehiscourt—favour?andcanyouthinkthatyoursuddenappearanceathiscastle,atsuchajuncture,andinsuchapresence,willbeacceptabletohim?\"

  \"ThouthinkestIwoulddisgracehim,\"saidtheCountess;\"nay,letgomyarm,Icanwalkwithoutaidandworkwithoutcounsel。\"

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