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The Jewel of Seven Stars

CHAPTER IV
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By the side of her father knelt Miss Trelawny, her white nightdress stained with the blood in which she knelt.

In the middle of the room Sergeant Daw, in his shirt and trousers and stocking feet, was putting fresh cartridges into his revolver in a dazed mechanical kind of way.

His eyes were red and heavy, and he seemed only half awake, and less than half conscious of what was going on around him.

Several servants, bearing lights of various kinds, were clustered round the doorway.
As I rose from my chair and came forward, Miss Trelawny raised her eyes toward me.

When she saw me she shrieked and started to her feet, pointing towards me.


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