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The Courage of Captain Plum

CHAPTER II
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She was leaning forward as if in an agony of suspense, her eyes on the king, her lips parted, her hands clutching at a great book which lay open before her.

Her cheeks were flushed with excitement.

And even as he looked Captain Plum saw her head fall suddenly forward upon the table, encircled by her arms.
The heavy braid of her hair, partly undone, glistened like red gold in the lamplight.

Her slender body was convulsed with sobs.

The woman nearest her reached over and laid a caressing hand on the bowed head, but drew it quickly away as if at a sharp command.
In his eagerness Nathaniel thrust his face through the foliage until his nose touched the glass.


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