“I ran on, I know not where, till I could run no longer. The pure air, which I had been so long unaccustomed to breathe, acted like the most torturing spicula on my throat and lungs as I flew along, and utterly deprived me of the power of respiration, which at first it appeared to restore. I saw a building near me, whose large doors were open. I rushed in--it was a church. I fell on the pavement panting. It was the aisle into which I had burst--it was separated from the chancel by large grated railings. Within I could see the priests at the altar, by the lamps recently and rarely lighted, and a few trembling devotees on their knees, in the body of the chancel. There was a strong contrast between the glare of the lamps within the chancel, and the faint light that trembled through the windows of the aisle, scarcely showing me the monuments, on one of which I leaned to rest my throbbing temples for a moment. I could not rest--I dared not--and rising, I cast an involuntary glance on the inscription which the monument bore. The light appeared to increase maliciously, to aid my powers of vision. I read, “Orate pro anima.” I at last came to the name--“Juan di Monçada.” I flew from the spot as if pursued by demons--my brother’s early grave had been my resting place. END OF VOLUME SECOND. Transcriber’s Note: The following is a list of corrections made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one. escaped damnation to all eternity. I tried to pacify him, to assure him escaped damnation to all eternity.” I tried to pacify him, to assure him I have never felt any fear so horrible. “I walked up and down, I repeated I have never felt any fear so horrible. I walked up and down, I repeated It was noon before I could work myself up to execute this resolution. I “It was noon before I could work myself up to execute this resolution. I God God. my late tremendous visitation, as he called it. Satan hath desired to my late tremendous visitation, as he called it. “Satan hath desired to have you, he said, because you have put yourself within his power, by have you,” he said, “because you have put yourself within his power, by The Superior all this time walked impatiently up and down his “The Superior all this time walked impatiently up and down his natural malignity of wretchedness, “If they tremble, I may exult. When natural malignity of wretchedness, “If they tremble, I may exult.” When Bishop paused. An appeal to his fealings would have been vain, but this Bishop paused. An appeal to his feelings would have been vain, but this the assistance of the lamp in my ce , and went to watch again at the the assistance of the lamp in my cell, and went to watch again at the they cut their parents hearts or their throats. I have cut _one_ they cut their parents’ hearts or their throats. I have cut _one_