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The Wanderer’s Necklace

CHAPTER VI
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Now be gone and leave me to my battles." So I went, and she watched me to the door with eyes that were full of tenderness.
Again there is a blank in my memory, or my vision.

I suppose that Magas and his daughter Heliodore arrived at the palace on the day of my interview with Irene, of which I have told.

I suppose that I welcomed them and conducted them to the guest house that had been made ready for them in the gardens.

Doubtless, I listened eagerly to the first words which Heliodore spoke to me, save that one in the cathedral, the word of greeting.

Doubtless, I asked her many things, and she gave me many answers.


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