Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 193
ose softly, and hastily put-ting on their clothes, stole down the dark, stone ing from the chamber, out into the long dark hall,and on through the great oaken door that, stand-ing open, led to a marble terrace. Beppo followed her. On his way he saw one ofthe dukes attendants lying very still.… … said beppo; what is that ! stairway together. Once a ray of moonlight, com-ing through a high narrow window overhead, madethem start, but when they reached their fatherschamber and found the door wide open, the bedempty, disordered, and signs of violence in themoon-lighted room, they clung to each…
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