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Rupert of Hentzau

CHAPTER IV
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He took her hand in his and patted it with a clumsy gentleness; smiling, she extended it again to young Bernenstein, in mark of her favor.

They two then stood at the salute, while Rudolf walked with her to the end of the passage.

There for a moment she and he stood together; the others turned their eyes away and thus did not see her suddenly stoop and cover his hand with her kisses.

He tried to draw it away, not thinking it fit that she should kiss his hand, but she seemed as though she could not let it go.

Yet at last, still with her eyes on his, she passed backwards through the door, and he shut it after her.
"Now to business," said Colonel Sapt dryly; and Rudolf laughed a little.
Rudolf passed into the room.


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