The Mysteries of the Court of London — page 396: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

, you have seen with your own eyes the /@ I told you in that note? But you did wrong to, “oa Man, after my positive injunetions to the contrary.” eae th ' possessed an almost superhuman power Gf conire’ cvet eer feelings? Or rather, let me ask wherefore you shouts have aeteelered in this matter at all? ” “ Those are ty seers, lady,” said the Gipsy, assuming ee # tone of the pro’oemdest mystery. “ And now one word of | advice.” : “ Speak,” said the Mlower Girl, with a cold and unac- _ “@anteble shudder, for there was something implacable and wtem ferocious in the altered tewe and m of the Gipsy. " When . virtueus womae's dignity is offended by a ftviess lover” way the measured Tespanse of the latter,