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The Jewel of Seven Stars

CHAPTER IV
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This way was intended as homage and respect; and it was accepted as such in the high-bred, dignified way which marked Miss Trelawny's bearing and every movement.

I went over to the sofa and looked down at the senseless man.

The dawn had come much nearer in the last few minutes, and there was something of the clearness of day in the light.

As I looked at the stern, cold, set face, now as white as a marble monument in the pale grey light, I could not but feel that there was some deep mystery beyond all that had happened within the last twenty-six hours.

Those beetling brows screened some massive purpose; that high, broad forehead held some finished train of reasoning, which the broad chin and massive jaw would help to carry into effect.


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