This and a fragment, with a character of Mr. Canning, by Sir James Mackintosh, are the transcendentals of the volume; as are the taleThe Half-brothers, by Mr. Banim, with an Ossian-like plate of the heroine; The Sisters of Albano, by Mrs. ShelleyDeath of the Laird's Jock, by the author of Waverleyand Ferdinando Eboli, by Mrs. Shelley, with Adelinda, a plate, by Heath, on which we could feast our eyes for a full hour.

she asked, when they were seated together in the train which was to take them to Eboli, beyond Salerno.

On the platform of the little station at Eboli, Don Teodoro was waiting for her.

" "Is it so far?" asked Veronica, whose ideas about the position of her property were still uncertain, for it had never struck Elettra that her mistress did not know how far it was from Eboli to Muro.

It was but little after ten o'clock in the morning when Veronica got out upon the platform of the railway station at Eboli; it was sunset, and the full moon was rising, when her carriage stopped at the entrance of the mountain town.

As she had left Eboli, she had seen one, driving a flock of sheep along the high road, and she had wondered whether there were many of his kind.

But he was from Eboli itself, and a native would have told her that the people of Eboli were "exceedingly fanatic about dress."

But he was from Eboli itself, and a native would have told her that the people of Eboli were "exceedingly fanatic about dress."

" The happy laugh that had come when the wind had blown the olive blossoms of Eboli upon her lap had long been silent now.

It was not until the things which Veronica hastily ordered from Naples arrived in huge carts from Eboli that she began to reflect seriously upon what she had done under a sudden impulse.

There was not more than time to finish the preparations, after all, for she received a note from the Duchessa, written from Eboli, saying that they would arrive a day earlier than they had expected, as the heat in the plain was intense, and they were anxious to get Gianluca to a cooler region of the mountains as soon as possible.

A carriage went down to Eboli to meet him.

Christ stopped at Eboli.

Le Christ s'est arrete a Eboli.

Translation of Cristo si e fermato a Eboli.

Christ stopped at Eboli.

Le Christ s'est arrete a Eboli.

Translation of Cristo si e fermato a Eboli.

Thus passed the minutes until Antoine saw the first glimmerings of morning peeping out of the darkness, that came above the mountain-tops that lay in the vicinity of Eboli.