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Queen Sheba’s Ring

CHAPTER XIX
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It really does not matter to us whether we die in the power of the Abati or here of starvation; in fact, I think that we should prefer the former end, and doubtless no hand will be laid on you.

Will you go ?" "Nay," she answered passionately.

"A hand would be laid on me, the hand of Joshua, and rather than that he should touch me I will die a hundred deaths.

Let fate take its course, for as I have told you, I believe that then it will open to us some gate we cannot see.

And if I believe in vain, why there is another gate which we can pass together, O Oliver, and beyond that gate lies peace.


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