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Legends of the Middle Ages

CHAPTER XI
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Then, embracing her tenderly, he told her that "love cannot live without faith," and that he must now leave her and return to the holy mountain.

When he had thrice blown his magic horn, the sound of faint music again heralded the approach of the swan; Lohengrin sprang into the boat, and soon vanished, leaving Else alone.
Some versions of the story relate that she did not long survive his departure, but that her released spirit followed him to Montsalvatch, where they dwelt happy forever.

Other accounts, however, aver that when Lohengrin vanished Else's brother returned to champion her cause and prevent her ever being molested again..


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