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their new friend, through the lady
Perisanda, who conveyed them in the
same manner as before to the mansion
of the Fairy. The invitation was for
a visit of two days. Dame Morgan
having consented, it was gladly accept-
ed, as well by Charles as his sister, the
fears of the latter being nearly, if not
entirely overcome, by the extreme love
and confidence. which she experienced
for the Fairy and her amiable attendant,
the kind Perisanda. This confidence
was increased by the reception they met
with on their arrival; for Peribanou re-
ceived them with so many marks of
tenderness and affection, that a stranger
would have supposed her to have been
their mother.

The palace of the Fairy, formerly
the