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O, lightly rides my gondohcr
Upon the moonlit sea;


And the breeze ofnght shall softly bear


This lay of love TO tlec.


Willie the grassy isles are lonely bright,
And the cityon.groyes pertaining,


Wen wander forth in tn. calm moonlight,
Where the myrtle bowers are blooming


Then, lady, wake! thy vows bestowed


Are registered above


And from my lips each burning word


Brcathes hallowcd truth and love.
Yon orb Of heaven may pass away


Those stars may cease 10 SHINE


But nought that CLEANS by night or dar,
Shall change this heart ci mine.


A light rustling was heard, and veiled
figure. of majestic nnicn, appeared IN the
balcony above.


II am sorry you have come tonight, sig
NOR. :" was her address to one of the Cavaliers
below.


"And why, la,ly?' was the reply.
"Dccausc. sSignor, am commanded by
nv guardian, never to see YOU more; and
in the event Of my disobcdiehce, arr again
threatened with the cloister Of Santo Este
fania"


and could YOU, eignora," rcjolncd the
Cavalier. "be SO cruel as 10 abandon one
who lives but to adore you? Or think YOU
would willingly yield you to my unworthy
rival. or to the detested walls OF oanto ts-
tefania. No sooner may | persh"' and,
as he spoke, the moonlight glanced 10 VI
vid radiance OH the polished blade OF naked
stiietto. -,


"Hold, hold! Signor," screamed the lady;
"hide that steel, and viii promise to meet
you again. .,,...
ated reply.


"To.morrow night, perhaps, at the same
hour"


.sYou will-you will'" vociferated voice
from within


A niercing shrek, ami the violent closing
of the door announced that there was one
who had been most unwelcome witness OF
their interview. .


.Follow me, Don Henrique" exclaimed
the cavalier, spripging furously on shore,
and if thou art indeed friend, hasten with
me to the rescue of this oppressed ana IN
iured lady"
.Stop. Sirnor! stop" returned his less i'm
passloned friend; ",ou know not what yon
do. Have you forgotten the dark treachery
OF Vienccllo, and his assassin designs upon
vour own person. Assail him not, therefore,
within the secret rccesSes OF his retreat;
hnt listen to the dictates Of reason and bet
ter thoughts"


And taking the arm of the cavalier, they
struck into a narrow path thatwound around
the high walls Of the edilice.


They had not, hswever, prGeeded many
PAGES, when, in turning sudden angle OF
tbe road. their attention was arrested by a
6pure ON the opposite side, slpwly emerg-
inc from the deep shade of an o'ange grove,
and approaching the direction il which they
Stood


"Who goes there'" demanded the cava-
lier.
IA iriend," was the reply,