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His fretus, that is to say, on these grounds, he took no
precautions against the pestilence; he caught it, and died, like
Metastasio's hero, complaining of the stars.
CHAPTER XXXVII.
One fine evening Agnes heard a carriage drive up to the door of
her cottage. It was Lucy and the good widow. We can easily
imagine the joy of the meeting.
The following morning Renzo made his appearance, at an early
hour, little expecting to find Lucy with her mother. "How are
you, Renzo?" said Lucy, with downcast eyes, and in a tone-oh how
different from that with which she addressed all besides! Renzo
was conscious that it was meant for him alone.
"I am always well when I see you," replied the young man.
"Our poor Father Christopher," said Lucy, "pray for his soul,
although we may be almost sure he is now in heaven, praying for
us."
"I expected no less," said Renzo mournfully, "I expected to hear
that he was taken away from this world of sorrow and trouble."
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