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CLERMONT.
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As oft' he rises 'mid the twilight path,
Against the pilgrim borne in heedless hum.

A month glided on in this manner, when the Countess, having recovered from her fatigue determined to emerge a little from her solitude on account of her young friend.CHAP.

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