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'Ha pleasant tale, truly exclaimed ne,
when the lady had finished; yet methinks
better for an old crone's freslde than
banquet like ours Il have reason to be-
lieve, however, returned the lady, that it
is not mere gossip's legend, but fact
"a fact = exclaimed several guests. 'Yes,
one does not care to vouch for the truth of
stories of the kind in general, but am in
clined TO believe this, because-'tis an
odd circumstance-I happen to have the
very finger and ring which the robber cut
off," What now followed may be easily
conlectured. He who had now entered the
castle as welcome guest, was retained
along with his comrades, as prisoner, and
shortly after delivered up to the arm of JUS
tice. AS tor the lady, she thanked Heav-
en- for having rescued her in the first place
from imminent peril, and next from union
with guilty assassin.