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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK VI: THE PURSUIT IN THE FOREST
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Twice with lightning rapidity the handjar swept the air, and at each sweep a head rolled on the sward.
The Voivodin held up her tied hands.

Again the handjar flashed, this time downwards, and the lady was free.

Without an instant's pause the Gospodar tore off the gag, and with his left arm round her and handjar in right hand, stood face toward his living foes.

The Voivodin stooped suddenly, and then, raising the yataghan which had fallen from the hand of one of the dead marauders, stood armed beside him.
The rifles were now cracking fast, as the marauders--those that were left of them--came rushing out into the open.

But well the marksmen knew their work.


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