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'WHAT happiness to Ione! what bliss to be ever by the side of Glaucus, to hear his voice! -- And she too can see him!'
Such was the soliloquy of the blind girl, as she walked alone and at twilight to the house of her new mistress, whither Glaucus had already preceded her. Suddenly she was interrupted in her fond thoughts by a female voice.