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Madelon

CHAPTER XIX
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Burr was not there, but pretty Dorothy was, and looked up at Madelon with a kind of wondering alarm when she sang.

Madelon had the heart of one who sings her death-song, and there was something of it in her face that morning.

Unconsciously people looked past her, when her voice rang out, to see some dead wall of horror at her back to account for the strange tones in it and the look in her face.

She had never looked handsomer, however, than she did that day.

Her cheeks had the bloom of roses, and her black eyes seemed to give out their own light, like stars.
She held up her head like a queen as she sang, and her wonderful voice sounded through and beyond the viols and violins, and all the other singing voices.


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