bers as its castles by spectres; and at time ticularly numerous, from t try. It  appear extraordinary, t ttacked by a gang of tragglers, in t of t. t inue arrived to tance.

    At sig not until t al y of urtzburg, and a friar summoned from a neig o bot s of tunate count were numbered.

    itreated o repair instantly to tle of Lands and explain tal cause of  keeping ment  t ardent of lovers,  punctilious of men, and appeared earnestly solicitous t eously executed. quot;Unless t; said ;I s sleep quietly in my grave.quot; ed t y. A request at a moment so impressive admitted no ation. Starkenfaust endeavored to sooto calmness, promised faito execute  in ackno, but soon lapsed into delirium--raved about s, ed o tle of Lands, and expired in t of vaulting into the saddle.

    Starkenfaust bestoimely fate of aken.

    among ile people, and to damp tivity idings fatal to their hopes.

    Still, tain y of Katzenellenbogen, so cautiously   s up from te admirer of tricity and enterprise in er t made ure.

    Previous to ure s ernity of t for ties of o be buried in tzburg near some of rious relatives, and tinue of t took charge of his remains.

    It is no o t family of Katzenellenbogen,  for t, and still more for to ttle baron, w airing cower.

    Nig still no guest arrived. to, s  antly to give orders for t  t. All ed at table, and just on t of commencing, e gave notice of tranger.

    Anot ?lled ts of tle s ecened to receive ure son-in-law.

    t doranger