G4 GLENOWEN, OR THE

It was plain from Rosa’s answer,
when she was asked who she thought
had sent the box of presents, that her
pale countenance, and the agitation
she shewed, both when the box was
opened, and when Dame first attempt-
ed to put on the frock, that a sort
of superstitious terror had crept upon
her senses. She had heard and read of
fairies ; but she had never before been
the object of their peculiar attention :
and had this attention been confined
exclusively to herself, she would proba-
bly have been more terrified than she
was.

The next day being Sunday, Rosa,
though not without some uneasy ap-
prehension, suffered herself to be dressed
in some of her new clothes. Charles

had