Enough，thatsuchaffectiondidsubsistbetweenpartieswhohadneverevenspokentooneanother，though，onthesideofEdith，itwascheckedbyadeepsenseofthedifficultiesanddangerswhichmustnecessarilyattendthefartherprogressoftheirattachment，anduponthatoftheknightbyathousanddoubtsandfears，lesthehadover-estimatedtheslighttokensofthelady’snotice，varied，astheynecessarilywere，bylongintervalsofapparentcoldness，duringwhich，eitherthefearofexcitingtheobservationofothers，andthusdrawingdangeruponherlover，orthatofsinkinginhisesteembyseemingtoowillingtobewon，madeherbehavewithindifference，asifunobservantofhispresence。
Thisnarrative，tediousperhaps，butwhichthestoryrendersnecessary，mayservetoexplainthestateofintelligence，ifitdeservessostronganame，betwixtthelovers，whenEdith’sunexpectedappearanceinthechapelproducedsopowerfulaneffectonthefeelingsofherknight。
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