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The Wanderer’s Necklace

CHAPTER VII
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The large eyes seemed to flash fire, the cheeks were white, save where they had been touched with paint, the lips trembled.

Twice she tried to speak and failed, but at the third effort words came.
"Nay, all is but begun," she said in a voice that was full of hate.
"Know that I have heard your every word.

So, traitor, you would tell my secrets to this Egyptian slut and then murder my own servants," and she pointed to the dead and wounded men.

"Well, you shall pay for it, both of you, that I swear." "Is it murder, Augusta," I asked, saluting, "when four assail one man, and, thinking them assassins, he fights for his life and wins the fray ?" "What are four such curs against you?
I should have brought a dozen.

Yet it was at me you struck.


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