e—every feature of her face was changed, and she became aspectacle of horror. At the end of three days she died, in the ut-most agonies both of body and mind. Of this story (the duke gravely adds) the wise thought as theyought to think !—Suppose the story to be true ; suppose it be relatedjust as… … CIRCLE I.—SECT. II. OR THE UNHALLOWED SEPULCHRE;A Supernatural Romance, by Mr. Maturin. * The foundation of the extraordinary production on which thedrama of Valmondi is built, is as remarkable as the superstructureitself. A passage in one of Maturins Sermons runs thus : At this * A drama has been…
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