Mysteries of
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共 24 段- “Boy, a word in thine ear. My life has been strange and dark
- “Sir Duke,” exclaimed Aldarin, as though he had not heard Ad
- A face, with eyes rolling ghastly, with the lower jaw sunken
- “Blood o’ th’ Turk! Must thou know everything. Then go ask t
- The monk now advanced, and locking the door of the doomed ce
- As the sun towered in the very zenith, the high priest spoke
- “Thanks--brave Esquire--Thanks”--slowly and gaspingly exclai
- The blow descended whizzing through the air, but its aim was
- And as Aldarin spoke, the knife rose glittering in the hands
- “I am a very fool,” he said, bitterly reproaching himself--“
- Aldarin, pale in face, slender in form, attired in his robes
- “As I told thee before, thou rattlebrained popinjay!” the ot
- “The page Guiseppo,” whispered the shrill-voiced steward. “K
- “Struck by the noble nature of the thoughtful Italian, the A
- “Have I not been a Martyr! Others have offered up their bloo
- And at the magic word, the Cavern of Albarone was all alive
- “To the gibbet with the brother-murderer!” arose the thunder
- “And thou didst see the old castle yet again?”
- “Adrian,” whispered the monk, “dost sleep?”
- “Thou art in the temple of my vengeance!” the response came
- “St. Withold! and all the Saints in heaven or earth save me
- Awaking slowly from this oblivion of soul, he beheld looking
- He fell on his knees, and kissed the cold floor as he bent h
- There swept the knightly host along the green meadow, their