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The Lady of the Shroud

BOOK VII: THE EMPIRE OF THE AIR
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But on one account I should have liked to see her.

They tell me that she was, in her true dignity, like a Queen, and that her humility in receiving her husband's kinsman was a lesson to every woman in the Land.

I must be careful not to let Rupert know that I have heard of the incident.

Later on, when it is all blown over and the young man has been got safely away, I shall tell him of it.

Mr.Rooke--Lord High Admiral Rooke, I should say--must be a really wonderful man to have so held himself in check; for, from what I have heard of him, he must in his younger days have been worse than Old Morgan of Panama.


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