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Riscilla with you?" I resumed. "Do you know I have sometimes fancied it
not quite safe, considering the susceptibility of her temperament, that
she should be so constantly within the sphere of a man like
Hollingsworth. Such tender and delicate natures, among your sex, have
often, I believe, a very adequate appreciation of the heroic element in
men. But then, again, I should suppose them as likely as any other women
to make a reciprocal impression. Hollingsworth could hardly give his
affections to a person capable of taking an independent stand, but only
to one whom he might absorb into himself. He has certainly shown great
tenderness for Priscilla." Zenobia had turned aside. But I caught the
reflection of her face in the mirror, and saw that it was very pale,--as
pale, in her rich attire, as if a shroud were round her. "Priscilla is
here," said she, her voice a little lower than usual. "Have not you
learnt as much from your chamber window? Would you like to see her?" She
made a step or two into the back drawing-room, and called,--"Priscilla!
Dear Priscilla!" XX. THEY VANISH Pri