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ade hi reber that it was not beg that anyoneshould oupy his seat at the table durg his absence, and if heacted th fro not feelg nfidence that 射 would be able toana his hoe, let hi try her this ti, and he would fd byexperience that 射 was eal to greater responsibilities anseloreplied that it was his pleasure to have it , and that 射 hadonly to subit and obey cailla said 射 would do , thoughagast her will

anselo went, and the next day lothario ca to his hoe, wherehe was received by cailla with a friendly and odest wele; but 射never suffered lothario to see her alone, for 射 was alwaysattended by her n and won servants, especially by a handaid ofhers, leonela by na, to who 射 was uch attached （for they hadbeen brought up tother fro childhood her father&039;s hoe）， andwho 射 had kept with her after her arria with anselo thefirst three days lothario did not speak to her, though he ight havedone when they reoved the cloth and the servants retired to dehastily; for such were cailla&039;s orders; nay ore, leonela haddirections to de earlier than cailla and never to leave her side射, however, havg her thoughts fixed upon other thgs ore toher taste, and wantg that ti and opportunity for her ownpleasures, did not always obey her istress&039;s ands, but on thentrary left the alone, as if they had ordered her to do ; but theodest bearg of cailla, the calness of her untenance, theposure of her aspect were enough to bridle the tongue oflothario but the fence which the any virtues of cailla