[The Monk; a romance by M. G. Lewis]@TWC D-Link bookThe Monk; a romance CHAPTER I 57/135
She advanced towards the spot where I stood.
I flew to meet her, and clasped her in my arms. 'Agnes!' said I while I pressed her to my bosom, Agnes! Agnes! Thou art mine! Agnes! Agnes! I am thine! In my veins while blood shall roll, Thou art mine! I am thine! Thine my body! Thine my soul! Terrified and breathless She was unable to speak: She dropt her Lamp and dagger, and sank upon my bosom in silence.
I raised her in my arms, and conveyed her to the Carriage.
Theodore remained behind in order to release Dame Cunegonda.
I also charged him with a letter to the Baroness explaining the whole affair, and entreating her good offices in reconciling Don Gaston to my union with his Daughter.
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