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Truxton King

CHAPTER XII
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Her face was not plainly visible, her head having dropped forward until the chin nestled in the lace jabot at her throat.

A mass of tangled hair fell across her eyes; her arms hung limply at her sides; small, modish riding hoots showed beneath the hem of her skin, forlorn in their irresoluteness.

Her garments were sadly bedraggled; a pathetic breast rose and fell in choking sobs and gasps.
Suddenly he started forward, his eyes wide and staring.

He had seen that grey riding habit before! He had seen the hair! Two eager steps he took and then halted, half way.

She had heard him and was raising her eyes, bewildered and wavering between dreamland and reality.
"Great Jehovah!" he gasped, unbelieving.


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