`St。PeterandSt-St。MaryMagdalen。’
`Well-nowcomedowntotea，andgoandfinishthatorgan-text，ifthere’slightenoughafterwards。’
TheselittleobstaclestotheindulgenceofwhathadbeenthemerestpassingfancycreatedinSueagreatzestforunpackingherobjectsandlookingatthem；andatbedtime，whenshewassureofbeingundisturbed，sheunrobedthedivinitiesincomfort。Placingthepairoffiguresonthechestofdrawers，acandleoneachsideofthem，shewithdrewtothebed，flungherselfdownthereon，andbeganreadingabookshehadtakenfromherbox，whichMissFontoverknewnothingof。ItwasavolumeofGibbon，andshereadthechapterdealingwiththereignofJuliantheApostate。
Occasionallyshelookedupatthestatuettes，whichappearedstrangeandoutofplace，therehappeningtobeaCalvaryprinthangingbetweenthem，and，asifthescenesuggestedtheaction，sheatlengthjumpedupandwithdrewanotherbookfromherbox-avolumeofverse-andturnedtothefamiliarpoem-Thouhastconquered，OpaleGalilean：
Theworldhasgrowngreyfromthybreath！whichshereadtotheend。Presentlysheputoutthecandles，undressed，andfinallyextinguishedherownlight。