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Page 882
... hand . I pledge myself to you for- ever . " " Forever ? " said the stranger , solemnly . " Forever ! " repeated Wolfgang . The stranger clasped the hand extended to her : " Then I am yours , " murmured she , and sank upon his bosom ...
... hand . I pledge myself to you for- ever . " " Forever ? " said the stranger , solemnly . " Forever ! " repeated Wolfgang . The stranger clasped the hand extended to her : " Then I am yours , " murmured she , and sank upon his bosom ...
Page 885
... hand , and looked so charming . The sly page saw that the garrison began to waver , and redoubled his entreaties in such moving terms that it was not in the nature of mortal maiden to deny him ; so the blushing little warden of the ...
... hand , and looked so charming . The sly page saw that the garrison began to waver , and redoubled his entreaties in such moving terms that it was not in the nature of mortal maiden to deny him ; so the blushing little warden of the ...
Page 889
... hand in the fountain , sprin- kle the water over me , and baptize me after the manner of thy faith ; so shall the enchantment be dispelled , and my troubled spirit have repose . ' The damsel advanced with faltering steps , dipped her hand ...
... hand in the fountain , sprin- kle the water over me , and baptize me after the manner of thy faith ; so shall the enchantment be dispelled , and my troubled spirit have repose . ' The damsel advanced with faltering steps , dipped her hand ...
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