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Ernest Linwood

CHAPTER VII
18/18

Perhaps to amuse her, he will tell her of my flight from the academy and the scenes which resulted, and she will ask him to show her the poem, rendered so immortal.

Then merrily will her silver laughter ring through the lofty hall.

I have wandered all over Grandison Place when it was a deserted mansion.

No one saw me, for it is far back from the street, all embosomed in shade, and it reminded me of some old castle with its turreted roof and winding galleries.

I wonder how it looks now." I was falling into one of my old-fashioned dreams, when a moan from Peggy wakened me, and I sprang to her bedside with renewed alarm..


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