LIFE IN SPAIN.
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A letter from Granada contains the follow
ing account of most extraordinary and
horrible event, which has taken place IN
that ancient capital of the Moors On the
9th of December last, the Feast OF the Con-
ception. the church appertaining to con-
vent of nuns at Granada, was filled as usual
with the faithful at high mass. After the
ceremony the crowd dispersed, and the only
persons who fingered in the church were
two cavalry officers. They were also III
the act of returning, when nun, who had
remained behind the rest of the sisterhood,
made a sign to the officer who was follow
inc his comrade, that she wished to speak
to him. He accordingly told his comrade to
wait for him outside the church, and ne re-
turned to speak to the nun, when the follow


ing dialogue took place: "You are man OF
honor and discretion, presume, sir!'' yes
sister, am both the one and the other. =
"Are you willing to render me an important
seryicep" eyes, sister," 81 will not con-
ceal from you that the service ! require, at
YOUR hands, requires not only discretion, but
extraordinary intrepidity: knowing this, are
YOU still willing to render me the service i
reouire9' "Yes. sister, I am determined.
"Vcry we'll, when you hear the convent bell
strike half-past twelve to nigh, be at such
gate, (particularizing the gate,) shall De az
the other side to open it, on your knockihg
twice, and you shall then learn what 1t IS
require Of you. win you be faithful to the :;
rendezvous." "Yes, sister, shall be there.


"Well, depend upon you; adieu." They
narted' and the officer quilted the church.
On reioining his comrade, he told him what
had taken place, and asked him # he should


keep the appointment. The other, on he .,
inc told that the nun was about 3o,and not Ill


formed. s advised him to keep the appointment
j I'D afE.rea for fear of accident, to accompa-