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The Monk; a romance

CHAPTER I
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She lay with her cheek reclining upon one ivory arm; The Other rested on the side of the Bed with graceful indolence.

A few tresses of her hair had escaped from beneath the Muslin which confined the rest, and fell carelessly over her bosom, as it heaved with slow and regular suspiration.

The warm air had spread her cheek with higher colour than usual.

A smile inexpressibly sweet played round her ripe and coral lips, from which every now and then escaped a gentle sigh or an half-pronounced sentence.

An air of enchanting innocence and candour pervaded her whole form; and there was a sort of modesty in her very nakedness which added fresh stings to the desires of the lustful Monk.
He remained for some moments devouring those charms with his eyes which soon were to be subjected to his ill-regulated passions.


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