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The Moonstone

CHAPTER XVIII
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She had primrose-coloured gloves that fitted her hands like a second skin.
Her beautiful black hair looked as smooth as satin under her hat.

Her little ears were like rosy shells--they had a pearl dangling from each of them.

She came swiftly out to us, as straight as a lily on its stem, and as lithe and supple in every movement she made as a young cat.
Nothing that I could discover was altered in her pretty face, but her eyes and her lips.

Her eyes were brighter and fiercer than I liked to see; and her lips had so completely lost their colour and their smile that I hardly knew them again.

She kissed her mother in a hasty and sudden manner on the cheek.


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