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And shall no lay of death / With pleasing murmur sooth / Her parted soul? / Shall no tear wet her grave? / - Sayers
On the following morning, Emily went early to the apartment of Madame Montoni, who had slept well, and was much recovered. Her spirits had also returned with her health, and her resolution to oppose Montoni's demands revived, though it yet struggled with her fears, which Emily, who trembled for the consequence of further opposition, endeavoured to confirm.