The poetical works of George MacDonald in two volumes — Volume 1 by George MacDonald
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Got up about you! The Abbot comes to-morrow.
_Julian_. Ah, well! I need not ask. I know it all. _Robert_. No, you do not. Nor is there time to tell you. Ten minutes more, they will be round to bar The outer doors; and then--good-bye, poor Julian! [_JULIAN has been rapidly changing his clothes_.] _Julian_. Now I am ready, Robert. Thank you, friend. Farewell! God bless you! We shall meet again. _Robert_. Farewell, dear friend! Keep far away from this. [_Goes_.] [JULIAN _follows him out of the cell, steps along a narrow passage to a door, which he opens slowly. He goes out, and closes the door behind him_.] SCENE IV.--_Night. The court of a country-inn. The_ Abbot, _while his horse is brought out_. |
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