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Rhoda Fleming

CHAPTER VIII
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He detained it, audaciously, even until she frowned with petulance and stamped her foot.
There was over her bosom a large cameo-brooch, representing a tomb under a palm-tree, and the figure of a veiled woman with her head bowed upon the tomb.

This brooch was falling, when Algernon caught it.

The pin tore his finger, and in the energy of pain he dashed the brooch to her feet, with immediate outcries of violent disgust at himself and exclamations for pardon.

He picked up the brooch.

It was open.


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