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               ;Ay�察�truly�察�of her I have heard much�察─�the General�察�musing�察�replies�察 �And we owe her already ��unless rumor lies�� The lives of not few of our bravest。  You mean Ah�察�how do they call her�拭 � 。 。 the SoeurSeraphine ��Is it not so�殖�。  I rarely forget names once heard。;

;Yes�察�the Soeur Seraphine。  Her I meant。;                                            ;On my word�察�I have much wish'd to see her。  I fancy I trace�察�In some facts traced to her�察�something more than the grace Of an angel�察�I mean an acute human mind�察�Ingenious�察�constructive�察�intelligent。  Find�察�And if possible�察�let her come to me。  We shall�察�I think�察�aid each other。;                            ;Oui�察�mon General�此�I believe she has lately obtained the permission To tend some sick man in the Second Division Of our Ally�察�they say a relation。;                                     ;Ay�察�so�拭�A relation�拭─               �'Tis said so。;                                ;The name do you know�拭─�Non�察�mon General。;                     While they spoke yet�察�there went A murmur and stir round the door of the tent。 ;A Sister of Charity craves�察�in a case Of urgent and serious importance�察�the grace Of brief private speech with the General there。 Will the General speak with her�拭─                                   �Bid her declare Her mission。;                ;She will not。  She craves to be seen And be heard。;                 ;Well�察�her name�察�then�拭─                                          �The Soeur Seraphine。; ;Clear the tent。  She may enter。;


XXII。


                                   The tent has been clear'd�察�The chieftain stroked moodily somewhat his beard�察�A sable long silver'd�此�and press'd down his brow On his hand�察�heavy vein'd。  All his countenance�察�now Unwitness'd�察�at once fell dejected�察�and dreary�察�As a curtain let fall by a hand that's grown weary�察�Into puckers and folds。  From his lips�察�unrepress'd�察�Steals th' impatient sigh which reveals in man's breast A conflict conceal'd�察�and experience at strife With itself��the vex'd heart's passing protest on life。 He turn'd to his papers。  He heard the light tread Of a faint foot behind him�此�and�察�lifting his head�察�Said�察 �Sit�察�Holy Sister� �your worth is well known To the hearts of our soldiers�察�nor less to my own。 I have much wish'd to see you。  I owe you some thanks�察�In the name of all those you have saved to our ranks I record them。  Sit�  �Now then�察�your mission�拭─                                                �The nun Paused silent。  The General eyed her anon More keenly。  His aspect grew troubled。  A change Darken'd over his features。  He mutter'd ;Strange� �strange� �Any face should so strongly remind me of HER� �Fool� �again the delirium�察�the dream� �does it stir�拭�Does it move as of old�拭 �Psha�                                  �Sit�察�Sister� �I wait Your answer�察�my time halts but hurriedly。  State The cause why you seek me。;                              ;The cause�拭�ay�察�the cause� ─�She vaguely repeated。  Then�察�after a pause�察�As one who�察�awaked unawares�察�would put back The sleep that forever returns in the track Of dreams which�察�though scared and dispersed�察�not the less Settle back to faint eyelids that yield 'neath their stress�察�Like doves to a pent´house��a movement she made�察�Less toward him than away from herself�察�droop'd her head And folded her hands on her bosom�此�long�察�spare�察�Fatigued�察�mournful hands�  �Not a stream of stray hair Escaped the pale bands�察�scarce more pale than the face Which they bound and lock'd up in a rigid white case。 She fix'd her eyes on him。  There crept a vague awe O'er his sense�察�such as ghosts cast。                                       ;Eugene de Luvois�察�The cause which recalls me again to your side�察�Is a promise that rests unfulfill'd�察─�she replied。 ;I come to fulfil it。;                         He sprang from the place Where he sat�察�press'd his hand�察�as in doubt�察�o'er his face�察�And�察�cautiously feeling each step o'er the ground That he trod on ��as one who walks fearing the sound Of his footstep may startle and scare out of sight Some strange sleeping creature on which he would 'light Unawares���察�crept towards her�察�one heavy hand laid On her shoulder in silence�察�bent o'er her his head�察�Search'd her face with a long look of troubled appeal Against doubt�此�stagger'd backward�察�and murmur'd 。 。 。 ;Lucile�拭�Thus we meet then�拭 � 。 。 here�  � 。 。 thus�拭─                                             �Soul to soul�察�ay�察                                                              �Eugene�察�As I pledged you my word that we should meet again。 Dead�察 � 。 。; she murmur'd�察 �long dead� �all that lived in our lives Thine and minesaving that which ev'n life's self survives�察�The soul�  �'Tis my soul seeks thine own。  What may reach From my life to thy life ��so wide each from each�。� Save the soul to the soul�拭 �To thy soul I would speak。 May I do so�拭─               �He said ��work'd and white was his cheek As he raised it���察 �Speak to me� ─                                  �Deep�察�tender�察�serene�察�And sad was the gaze which the Soeur Seraphine Held on him。  She spoke。


XXIII。


                          As some minstrel may fling�察�Preluding the music yet mute in each string�察�A swift hand athwart the hush'd heart of the whole�察�Seeking which note most fitly must first move the soul�察�And�察�leaving untroubled the deep chords below�察�Move pathetic in numbers remote��even so The voice which was moving the heart of that man Far away from its yet voiceless purpose began�察�Far away in the pathos remote of the past�察�Until�察�through her words�察�rose before him�察�at last�察�Bright and dark in their beauty�察�the hopes that were gone Unaccomplish'd from life。                            He was mute。


XXIV。


                                          She went on And still further down the dim past did she lead Each yielding remembrance�察�far�察�far off�察�to feed 'Mid the pastures of youth�察�in the twilight of hope�察�And the valleys of boyhood�察�the fresh´flower'd slope Of life's dawning land�                          �'Tis the heart of a boy�察�With its indistinct�察�passionate prescience of joy� �The unproved desirethe unaim'd aspiration The deep conscious life that forestalls consummation With ever a flitting delightone arm's length In advance of the august inward impulse。                                           The strength Of the spirit which troubles the seed in the sand With the birth of the palm´tree�  �Let ages expand The glorious creature�  �The ages lie shut ��Safe�察�see�。� in the seed�察�at time's signal to put Forth their beauty and power�察�leaf by leaf�察�layer on layer�察�Till the palm strikes the sun�察�and stands broad in blue air。 So the palm in the palm´seed� �so�察�slowlyso�察�wrought Year by year unperceived�察�hope on hope�察�thought by thought�察�Trace the growth of the man from its germ in the boy。 Ah�察�but Nature�察�that nurtures�察�may also destroy� �Charm the wind and the sun�察�lest some chance intervene� �While the leaf's in the bud�察�while the stem's in the green�察�A light bird bends the branch�察�a light breeze breaks the bough�察�Which�察�if spared by the light breeze�察�the light bird�察�may grow To baffle the tempest�察�and rock the high nest�察�And take both the bird and the breeze to its breast。 Shall we save a whole forest in sparing one seed�拭�Save the man in the boy��
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