"I have of both," replied Corse de Leon: "the one I have seen, though in an humble sphere; the other in my youth I frequented, and gained there knowledge which those who taught me did not know that they communicated. However, I wished not to convince you or to overrule your determination, for that determination is not wrong. I only desired that you should go to its execution with a full knowledge of all that you might meet with. Follow your plan, therefore, as you have laid it down, and in executing it I will not be far from you in case of need. There is no knowing what a bad man may do, and you ride too slightly attended to offer much resistance in case they sought to do you wrong." "Oh, I fear not, I fear not," replied Bernard de Rohan. "Here, on the soil of France, I have no fear of any acts of violence, such as that from which I suffered in Savoy." "Have you not seen to-night," said his companion, "have you not seen this night what wrongs are daily done, even here? However, as I have said, I will not be far from you; so, for the present, farewell, and let not daylight see you a lingerer in this dark city." Thus saying, he turned and left his young companion, who remained for some time plunged in deep thought; and, though the light of bright hope continued still unextinguished before him, mists and clouds came across the flame from time to time, making it wavering, uncertain, and obscure. END OF VOL. I. NEW AND IMPORTANT WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS NOVELS. NIGHT AND MORNING. By Sir E. L. Bulwer, Bart. THE HOUR AND THE MAN. By Miss Harriet Martineau. THE BUDGET OF THE BUBBLE FAMILY. By Lady LYTTON BULWER. THE MAN-AT-ARMS; or, Henry de Cerons. By G. P. R. JAMES, Esq. GODOLPHIN. By Sir E. L. Bulwer, Bart. STANDARD WORKS. KEIGHTLEY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. SELECTIONS FROM BRITISH POETS. By Fitz-Greene Halleck. SELECTIONS FROM AMERICAN POETS. By W. C. Bryant. ELEMENTS OF MENTAL PHILOSOPHY; embracing the two Departments of the Intellect and Sensibilities. By Thos. C. Upham, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy in Bowdoin College. A PHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE WILL. By Thomas C. Upham. LIFE AND WORKS OF DR. JOHNSON. By the Rev. Wm. P. Page. HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. By the Hon. S. Hale. RELIGION IN ITS RELATION TO THE PRESENT LIFE. In a Series of Lectures, delivered before the Young Men's Association of Utica, by A. B. Johnson, and published at their request. THE LIFE AND WORKS OF DR. OLIVER GOLDSMITH. By Washington Irving. NOVELS, ROMANCES, ETC. MISS SEDGWICK'S WORKS. The Linwoods; or, Sixty Years since in America. The Poor Rich Man and the Rich Poor Man. Live and let Live; or, Domestic Service Illustrated. A Love Token for Children. BULWER'S WORKS. Pelham; or, the Adventures of a Gentleman. The Disowned; a Tale. Devereux. Paul Clifford; a Tale. Eugene Aram. The Last Days of Pompeii. The Student; a Series of Papers. Rienzi, the Last of the Tribunes.