...attention to him. I burst into tears, and cried out, " If it be a delusion, then am 1 the happiest of beings." Something like a ray of hope was shot...was afraid to indulge it. We dined together, and I 56 spent the afternoon in a more cheerful manner. Something seemed to whisper to me every moment, "Still...

...like a raj of hope was shot into my heart. Still I was afraid to indulge it. Wie dined together, and 1 spent the afternoon in a more cheerful manner. Something seemed to whisper to me every moment, " Still, however, there is mercy." Even after he had left me, this change of sentiment gathered ground continually,...

...to him. " 1 burst into tears, and cried out, ' If it be a delusion, then I " am one of the happiest of beings !' Something like a ray of " hope was shot into my heart, but (till 1 was afraid to indulge " it. We dined together, and spent the afternoon in a more " cheerful...

...cried out, If it be a delusion, then am I the happiest of beings. Something like a ray of hope was now shot into my heart, but still I was afraid to indulge...after he left me, this change of sentiment gathered round continually ; yet, my mind was in such a fluctuating state, that I can only call it a vague presage...

...him. I burst into tears and cried out, 'If it be a delusion, then I am one of the happiest of beings f Something like a ray of hope was shot into my heart, but still I was afraid to indulge it." The dawn of hope, which this conversation introduced, increased, till the gloom of despondency was...

...cried out, If it be a delusion, then am I the happiest of beings. Something like a ray of hope was now shot into my heart ; but still I was afraid to indulge...after he left me, this change of sentiment gathered round continually ; yet, my mind was in such a fluctuating state, that I can only call it a vague presage...

...cried out, ' If it be a delusion, then am I the happiest of mortals !' Something like a ray of hope shot into my heart, but still I was afraid to indulge it." The ray of hope, however, became brighter and brighter. " Every moment came, as it were, fraught with...

...cried out, If it be a delusion, then am I the happiest of beings. Something like a ray of hope was now shot into my heart, but still I was afraid to indulge...after he left me, this change of sentiment gathered round conlinually ; yet, my mind was in such a fluctuating state, that I can only call it a vague presage'of...

...attention to him. I burst into tears, and cried out, • If it be a delusion, then am I the happiest of beings!' Something like a ray of hope was shot...and I spent the afternoon in a more cheerful manner. * » » I went to bed and slept welL In the morning I dreamed, that the sweetest boy I ever saw came...

...delusion, then am I the happiest of beings.' Something like a ray of hope was now shot into my heart. . . . Something seemed to whisper to me every moment, — Still there is mercy." The period of his recovery was now approaching, but the circumstances attending it cannot be told in...