ctJN1GUNDA AND HER LOVERS.
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MT Russell, in describing the Schneekoppe, a b;eh mouutais in Silesia introduces the following

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 On scanty and bold projection fthe rock sand the ruins of the Kienast' so seperated on all sides from tiie bOdy of the mountain sy precipitous delis.excePt where narrow ledge on the south connects 1t with the hill, that the rising of single draw bridge must have rendered it utterly inaccessible. Enough of the outer wall still remains,tO preserve the memory of the fair Cunigunda, equally cele- brated for Der charms and her cruelty. She