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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER I
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At length I saw my offended Mistress cross the walk on whose borders I was working: She was accompanied by the same young Pensioner, on whose arm She seemed from weakness obliged to support herself.

She looked upon me for a moment, but instantly turned her head away.

I waited her return; But She passed on to the Convent without paying any attention to me, or the penitent looks with which I implored her forgiveness.
As soon as the Nuns were retired, the old Gardener joined me with a sorrowful air.
'Segnor,' said He, 'it grieves me to say, that I can be no longer of use to you.

The Lady whom you used to meet has just assured me that if I admitted you again into the Garden, She would discover the whole business to the Lady Prioress.

She bade me tell you also, that your presence was an insult, and that if you still possess the least respect for her, you will never attempt to see her more.


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