...statue that ever lay under the chizel of the sculptor. A majesty, almost more than human, was stanapt in the brow, on which her eyes were rivetted. A deep...evident sense of acute suffering. She put her hand upon that part of his linen, where the blood-stain was the widest, and in the act, she thought she...

...gentleman, and with one of the noblest forms that ever met her sight." The scene is thus described:— " A deep groan broke the fixture of his lips. It was...evident sense of acute suffering. She put her hand upon that part of his linen, where the blood-stain was the widest, and in the act, she thought she...