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The Terrible Twins

CHAPTER X
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He rubbed the ache out of her bruises; he plastered her scratches.

He saw to it that she came out of the pool the moment that she looked chill.

He picked out for her the tidbits at their meals.

He even brushed out her hair, for the thick golden mass was quite beyond the management of the princess; and Erebus firmly refused to play the lady's-maid.

Since the Terror was one of those who enjoy doing most things which they are called upon to do, he presently forgot the unmanliness of the occupation, and began to take pleasure in handling the silken strands.
It was on the fifth day, after a bath, when he was brushing out her hair in the sun on the top of the knoll that he received the severe shock.


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