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A light broke in upon my brain; / It ceased, and then it came again; / And then by dull degrees came back / My senses to their wonted track. / BYRON.
It created no little consternation amongst the establishment of / Montrevor, when it was delicately set about, amongst them, that Mr. / Eustace Trevor, that noble, fine, generous-hearted young gentleman was / _mad_! Some, said, no wonder, coming home as he did, to find his mother, / whom he loved so well, dead. Others told how, indeed, they had been near / his room, and heard his ravings. One woman could testify of what she had / seen of his strange grief exhibited in the chamber of death. Some few / shook their heads mysteriously, but preserved discreet -- though / significant silence.