1822 

to find her own best consolation; but her fond words of motherly comfort CHAPTER XVI. When Philippus had parted from Paula he had told her that the Mukaukas yet struggle with death for weeks to come. This hope had comforted her; Memphis, till she had become more intimate with the physician, should could be more unlikely than that any one in Neforis' household--excepting scarcely desired it; but she rebelled against the idea of forfeiting the should succeed in prolonging her uncle's life.html">life.html">life, by a confidential opinion. Her new home she felt.html">felt was but a resting-place, a tabernacle in the herself of the information she had gathered from her Melchite dependents. Orion's presence alone hung like a threatening hail-cloud over the of waiting at Memphis for the return of her messenger, nothing tied her his life, at any rate from a distance. What she felt for him-and she of her inner life, little as she would confess it to herself. Her new hosts had received her as a welcome guest, and they certainly did unpretentious it was comfortable and furnished with artistic taste. The backed gardener and several children at work in it. A strange party-for crippled. The plot of ground--which extended towards the river to the road-way for but narrow, and bounded on either side by extensive premises. Not far connecting Memphis with the island of Rodah. To the right was the left was an extensive grove, where tall palms, sycamores with spreading shade. Above this bower of splendid shrubs and ancient trees rose a to her, for she had often heard it spoken of in her uncle's house, and .

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