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The Celt and Saxon

CHAPTER VII
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Instead of his going under eclipse, the beauty of his lady eclipsed her monster.

He believed in her right to choose according to her pleasure since her lover was denied her.

Sitting alone by his fire, he gazed at her for hours and bled for Philip.

There was a riddle to be answered in her cutting herself away from Philip; he could not answer it; her face was the vindication and the grief.

The usual traverses besetting true lovers were suggested to him, enemies and slanders and intercepted letters.


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