[Allan and the Holy Flower by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookAllan and the Holy Flower CHAPTER XIX 10/23
However, she rose to the occasion. "O Stephen," she replied, in her soft voice and speaking in a way so natural that it freed her words from any boldness, "it is here, for am I not its child"-- her native appellation, it will be remembered, was "Child of the Flower." "And the fairest of the flowers is here, too, for I am that Flower which you found in the island of the lake.
O Stephen, I pray you to trouble no more about a lost plant of which you have seed in plenty, but make thanks that you still live and that through you my mother and I still live, who, if you had died, would weep our eyes away." "Through me," he answered.
"You mean through Allan and Hans.
Also it was you who saved my life there in the water.
Oh! I remember it all now.
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