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Jeanne of the Marshes

CHAPTER VIII
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Andrew de la Borne was back in London, and the Duke, who seemed to have some sort of understanding as to the troubles which were likely to beset her, had gone out of his way to offer her his help.

She felt now that she would not have to fight her stepmother's influence unaided.

Yet when she sought her room at twelve o'clock the next morning she had very little idea of the sort of fight which she might indeed have to make.
The Princess had already spent an hour at her toilette.

Her hair was carefully arranged and her face massaged.

She received her stepdaughter with some show of affection, and bade her sit close to her.
"Jeanne," she said, "you are now nearly twenty years old.


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