122 GLENOWEN, OR THE

come and see me with your brother ;
you will not forget the Palace of the
Fairy.”

Though Peribanou had conversed
chiefly with Rosa, mostly for the pur-
pose of quieting her fears, on perceiving
that every thing around her seemed
supernatural, her eyes were often fixed
on Charles, with a look of the most
affecting interest; and having won
Rosa to that sort of confidence which
served to render her easy respecting the
future, she addressed to him several
inquiries concerning his deceased pa-
rents, his family and his friends, of
which, however, she seemed to khow
more than himself; a circumstance '
which served to confirm Charles in the
opinion of what he before only slightly

suspected,