Feudal tyrants; or, The counts of Carlsheim and Sargans. Taken from the Germ., by M.G. Lewis, Volumes 1-2

Abbot Adelaide Adelaide's already Amabel Amalberga anxiety appeared arms arrival assured beloved Bernsdorf bosom brother captive Carlsheim and Sargans Castle of Sargans Cloister-Curwald compelled conceal Convent Count Donat Count Ethelbert Count of Carlsheim Count of Werdenberg Count Venosta Countess of Mayenfield Curwald Damsel danger daughter dear death Donat's dreadful Duchess of Saxony Duke of Swabia dungeon Edith effect Emmeline endeavoured Engelberg entreated escape exclaimed eyes father favour fear feel Gertrude Guiderius hand happiness hastened heard heart Heaven heiress Helvetian Henric Homburg hopes husband induced innocent lady Landenberg length look Lucretia means Mellusina Melthal ment Minna misfortunes monks mother never painful person possessions present Ravenstein received recollection rescue respecting Rodolpho Roswitha scarcely secret seemed Seneschal sister situation soon sorrow suffered tears terror thought tion Torrenburg uncle uncle's unfortunate Urania Venosta vassals Walter Forest wife wretched youth Zurich