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Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 139

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ntttry. allowed his sister Clerimond to meet the Empress Bellisant,who had been confined twenty years in the Castle of Feragus.She, seeing her so full of grief, comforts her, enquiring thereason, which she told her. The Empress was mightily grieved,but Pacolet comforted them, telling them he would… … with his magical wand, they flew open ; and coming to theKnights, he released them and conducted them to the apartmentwhere Bellisant and Clerimond was, who were exceedinglytransported ; but Pacolet hindered them from discoursing long,by telling them they must depart before the guards of…

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