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The Adventures of Harry Richmond

CHAPTER XXIV
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She eyed us softly in a fixed manner, while the sea-wind blew her thick redbrown hair to threads on her cheek.

Colour on the fair skin told us we were recognized.
'Princess Ottilia!' said my father.
'It is I, my friend,' she answered.

'And you ?' 'With more health than I am in need of, dearest princess.' 'And he ?' 'Harry Richmond! my son, now of age, commencing his tour; and he has not forgotten the farewell bunch of violets.' Her eyelids gently lifted, asking me.
'Nor the mount you did me the honour to give me on the little Hungarian,' said I.
'How nice this sea-air is!' she spoke in English.

'England and sea go together in my thoughts.

And you are here! I have been down very low, near the lowest.


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