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taken TO tho manse. There is no longer
room for any dsubl. NJ. do Beligne is not
dead. His corpse is restored; his whole
body is found to move. They wrap him up.
Two hours are spent in bestowing upon
him their cares. At length he comes out
entirely from the horrible lethargy which
had continued his existence in the dark
grave. He, in return, now demands his
wife. She had ceased 10 liyel Death had
10, one prey escape him, only to seize upon
another. She was indeed deail Poor
Clemancel So young and so lovelyl So
ariless, aud SO oyerilowing with good
nessl


Another might, perhaps, describe these
sad scenes better than have done; but no
words can picture the despair of NJ. Bcligne.
Grief restored him all his faculties. Iie
would have resigned himself to death. he
would have regretted his escape from il,
had not the child, which they placed in his
arms, needed hm-his own child whom
he kissed for the first lime-what stronger
tie could bind him 10 lilel and what can
sever that tie, save death alone'