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so much anxiety to see-' taking the veil ; and found it, a, the same time, stirring and a melancholy spectacle; stirring, be- cause it filled the mind with indignation a. gainst those whose cruel and insidous coun- Sel had misIed an innocent girl: and mel ancholy, because it pointed to life nn- cheered by life's sweetest charities, unblest by its holiest ties; life without interest, without change, without hope ; the sources of enjoymc dried up, and it's wells of af- lection frozen over.