The pilot: a tale of the sea. By J. Fenimore Cooper.

(H1 Af. t.1.sR X,..................;t ki,,like their own; tapied thia. e.ve'.Ks, aeltio:.to i {te' 4 la."d
T" t'hat ser-il.t t1d love whate'er lthvy. ohft;eftel upon1)
\tVhether wiith ll!'l::':s 3 mith iher {ktlutre' shloat
Ot I}r if a ite shloe mo Ito n.asin tlnegra evr..astar.."; Yet,O:x<:CCpoifli { ir' xpjet.shoin plasit,
"That eac.h su'.:cocilteg look waris lovelier than the nlat )t
TIE western wing of St. lttlth house, ori abbe,,y,
as the buildin vas i lndiscrimtinately catlted, retain.
edt bhut fewi vesti;es of' the uses; to whicih it ihad
been originally (levoted.'!te ipicer apartments
wsere small andl nun'tmrolus, xtmelnding on either
side of a Iong, low, and (larS-k gallcry, and mighlt
have been the dormit orie s of( the sisterhood w 0
were said to hatve 0ott: i'lt)id)ted(l tlat fportion of
the edifice; but thte grou(.l —toor taid been mt o(dtertized, as it, was then called, about a centrtty l)efici,
mal( retained just enogth of its tancient elaraet er to
o)len( the ve.neraable with whhat was thouitxht coni
forttable in the Conl ml(l ient of tieC retign of) o thti.
third (Ceorg. As this xwing had been appropri ated
to tihe nistress of thl( Insitto ionl, ever sfill(. the butiltl.
in:g }ladt cthanged its spiritutal c-ltarte tr or one ofa
mtore carnal naturt ( ( ob:oe1 Jlowta(l coottintuicd t lt
ararangem ent, wlln hen b ae t(aniel the tefnrnotry s t)sessor of St. of u th ttt, U it int the c0ouM'x e of c v I. t ts,
thoe al)artm nts vh tic!'!o:f tem ap}i,)ri t'p'VtCl ti
the aC{'0Iitl a }(ilo to I)it t n.tt (i t'Il i (' tlI hiK f* i l nieC}e.