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Acknowledgments of his goodness and attachment. He frankly owned, that
his mind was now more at ease than he had ever found it, since he first
received the fatal intimation of his loss; that a few such feasts would
entirely moderate the keen appetite of his sorrow, which he would
afterwards feed with less precipitation. He also imparted to the
Castilian the plan of a monument, which he had designed for the
incomparable Monimia; and Don Diego was so much struck with the
description, that he solicited his advice in projecting another, of a
different nature, to be erected to the memory of his own ill-fated wife
and daughter, should he ever be able to re-establish himself in Spain.
CHAPTER SIXTY-THREE HE RENEWS THE RITES OF SORROW, AND IS ENTRANCED.
While they amused themselves with this sort of conversation, the
physician returned with the coach, and accompanied them back to their
inn, where he left them to their repose, after having promised to call
again at noon, and conduct Renaldo to the house of Madam Clement, the
benefactress of Monimia, to whom he eagerly desired to be introduced.
The appointment was observed with all