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The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow

BOOK IV
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The dismantled rooms showed why.

Young still, for the years of either's romance had been few, each face, as the other contemplated it, told the story of sorrow which Time, for all its kindliness, would never efface.

But the charm of either remained--perceptible at this hour as perhaps it would never be again to the same extent.

Antoinette basked in the light of Ermentrude's beauty ennobled by renunciation, and Ermentrude in that wonderful look in her friend's plain face which came at great crises and made her for the moment the equal of the best.
They had said little; and they said little now, as is the way of the strong amongst us when an act is to be performed which wrings the heart but satisfies the conscience.
The child was legitimate.

It must not grow up under a shadow.


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