A8 GLENOWEN, OR THE

Fearful of obtruding upon the sacred-
ness of her sorrow, from whatever
cause it might arise, she made a signal
to her companions to enter the church
porch, where she could notice the beha-
viour of the stranger without being
herself observed. After kneeling some
_ time the lady arose from her posture ;
and sitting down upon the mound of
earth, leaned her cheek upon her hand,
in an attitude of the deepest thought-
fulness; Then, as if roused from her
abstraction by some sudden recollection,
she started from her seat, took a slow,
lingering survey of the grave, on which
she had been sitting, and then walked
slowly behind the church, and disap-
peared.

Unobserved, and probably unseen ;
for