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Red Axe

CHAPTER XVII
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He laid his right hand on her head--that terrible hand that was yet not dreadful to us-who loved him.
"Little flower," he said, in his simple way, "God be good to you in the transplanting! It is not fair to your young life that my red stain should lie upon your lot.

I have given you a quiet hermitage while you needed it.

But now it is right that my house should again be left unto me desolate.

It is already late summer with Gottfried Gottfried, and high time that the young brood should fly away." He turned to me.
"With you, Hugo, it is a thing different; you were born to that to which you are born.

And to that, as I read your horoscope, you must one day return.


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