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A young girl named Emily happily lives with her parents in her father's castle. The family does not like secular society and leads a quiet life in solitude. Soon misfortune arises: Ms St. Aubert dies and this loss greatly affects the health of Mr. St. Aubert. After the doctor's recommendations he and his daughter decide to go on a trip to the south of France to improve the health and change the situation.

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During their journey, they get acquainted with a young man Valancourt. He accompanies them and between them a warm and tender relationship is established. It becomes obvious that the young man falls in love with Emily and she answers him in return. But the moment comes when their ways diverge and Valancourt leaves them.

Emily and father continue their journey. They come to the south of France but Mr. St. Aubert is worse and there is little hope that he will return home. They are helped by local people and one old, but very kind man, La Voisin takes them in his house. After the death of his wife he lives with his daughter and her children.

Together they often sit in the evenings and talk about life. In one of these evenings there was a distant sound of quiet music and pitiful singing. La Voisin said that for many years now music has been heard at night, but no one knows where it came from or who performs it. He also tells that not far from them there is a castle, for many years nobody lives there, and all the local people are avoiding it. Hearing the name of the former owner of the castle of the Marquis de Villorei. At the mention of this name St. Aubert changed noticeably in his face and tried in every possible way to change the subject.

The days went by but it did not get better and it became clear that the end was near. Before his death, St. Aubert notified Emily that the person responsible for their money went bankrupt and now Emily does not have many means of subsistence. But Emily was not upset by this factor at all. Also father asked her to do something when she returned home. He told about the hiding place in his office and took from her an oath that when she returns home she will burn all the documents that will find there without reading them. She promised. Also there is a purse with cash, which will help Emily not to need the most necessary. Another desire of the dying was that Emily would not under any circumstances sell their family castle.

St. Aubert decided that after his death he should be buried in a monastery near here. He even clearly named the place where he wanted his grave to be. Such knowledge surprised Emily, but she did not ask anything. A few days later he died.

Emily took several months to recover. All this time she spent in the monastery. She received a letter from her aunt, who, by the will of St. Auber, became her guardian. Emily hurried home to her castle.

On the very next day of her arrival Emily entered her father's office and found a hiding place about which he had told her. She took out the papers, her curiosity was strong but she kept her word and burned the papers without reading. There was also the wallet mentioned by her father, but at the bottom of her purse Emily found a portrait of a lady, very beautiful, but she did not know her. Since the father said nothing about the Emily kept it.

Walking in the garden the next day Emily met Valancourt and was glad to have a friend with whom she could talk and share her sorrow. Valancourt thought about Emily all the time and could not visit her. He was the third son of a nobleman, and therefore could not count on a great inheritance, so he felt uncomfortable as he could not offer Emily what she deserved.

At this moment her aunt comes - Madam Cheron. This person is extremely high opinion of herself and can not allow her niece to marry a beggar. Mrs. Charon has very different opinions about the virtues of people. She takes Emily to her place in Toulouse.

There at a ball of one very rich lady - Mrs. Clairval, Madame Charon learns that Valancourt is her nephew. Her attitude towards the young man is changing dramatically and she encourages him to look after Emily. He often appears in their house and spends time in the company of Emily and Madame Charon. It's already about the wedding, but then Madame Charon declares that she has married Mr. Montoni and trusts him in the fate of her niece. Mr. Montoni is categorically against this wedding, and believes that Emilia deserves better.

Mr. Montoni himself is Italian, he has a house in Venice and a castle somewhere in the mountains, he intends to take his wife and niece and go live in Italy. Young lovers are in horror from the upcoming separation, but still have nowhere to go and they part. The family Montoni leaves for Venice.

Emily in Venice greatly misses her beloved, but she also likes the bright life of the Venetians. Walking on the gondola, beautiful music - it all works well for her. What can not be said about her aunt, it is clear that Mrs. Montoni is always in a bad mood, as her husband spends nights long at the casino with his friends.

One of his friends, Count Morano, began to visit Montoni. It became clear that the count fell in love with Emily. Mr. Montoni and his wife do their best to convince Emily to marry, as the girl persists, they put her before the fact that her wedding with the count will take place tomorrow morning.

On the appointed morning Emily hears screams and the bustle of the house, her aunt's maid came running and said that Emily should immediately pack things up as they were leaving immediately to the lord's castle. The reason for such a hasty departure was not explained.

They arrived at the castle late at night. The sight of the castle Udolpho brought only the most terrible feelings. Emily was placed in the most remote room, nobody could hear her from there if she screamed or something happened.

From the very first night in the castle strange things happen. Emily finds a secret door in her room, when she opens it, she sees a narrow ladder leading steeply to the bottom, besides, this door is not locked from the inside, only outside. In the morning Emily wants to check where the staircase leads, but the door is tightly locked. She asked Montoni to move her to another room, he categorically does not allow and says not to bother him with idle requests.

The servant of Mrs. Montoni tells Emily terrible stories about the former owner of the castle. She was a relative of Montoni, very distant, he even wanted to marry her, but she refused. If she had no children, then the castle had to go to the property of Montoni after her death. A terrible misfortune happened to her - one evening she went for a walk in the forest but never returned. She was searched for a long time but her body was never found. So the castle went to Montoni. Besides, she lived in the room where Emily was settled. Annette also said that there is a picture in the castle covered with a veil, which conceals the secret of this mistress. Emily once stumbled upon something on the wall hung with a veil and opened it. There was no picture at all, and the thing that Emily saw shocked and frightened her, but she could not tell anyone, for she was afraid of Montoni.

The next day Count Morano came to the castle, he demanded from Montoni that he give him Emily. But Montoni found out that the count's affairs were not as brilliant as it seemed, the count was on his way into bankruptcy. The condition of Montoni was that the count Morano gave him the castle of Emily, and only then would he consent to this marriage. Count Morano could not do this because he himself needed this castle in order to pay debts and somehow to adjust his affairs. The count was convinced that Montoni would not give up and decided to kidnap Emily. He bribed one of the servants and he led him to Emily's room through a secret door. Morano greatly fell in love with Emily. But Mr. Montoni hurried on time and did not let the Count kidnap the girl. Between them there was a skirmish and the count was badly wounded. He left the castle of Udolpho the same evening.

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