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Clementina

CHAPTER IV
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She did not so much as shoot one glance of curiosity towards him.

The Prince carried the letter off to his cabinet, while Wogan sat down beside the Countess and looked about the room.
"I have not seen Lady Featherstone this evening," said he.
"Have you not ?" asked the Countess, easily.
"Not so much as her foot," replied Wogan.
The conviction came upon him suddenly.

Her hurried journey to Bologna and her presence at Ohlau were explained to him now by her absence from the room.

His own arrival at Bologna had not remained so secret as he had imagined.

The fragile and gossamer lady, too flowerlike for the world's rough usage, was the woman who had spied in his room and who had possessed the courage to stand silent and motionless behind the curtain after her presence there had been discovered.


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