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The Wanderer’s Necklace

CHAPTER II
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Baths are idle places where folk drift into trouble, and I follow duty.

Martina--may I say it to you ?--you are a good woman and a kind.

I pray that those gods of yours whom you worship may bless you." "You pray in vain, Olaf, for that they will never do.

Indeed, I think that they have cursed me." Then suddenly she burst into tears, and, turning, went away.
I, too, went away somewhat bewildered, for much had happened to me that morning which I found it hard to understand.

Why had the Augusta kissed me?
I took it that this was some kind of imperial jest.


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