[In The Fire Of The Forge<br> Complete by Georg Ebers]@TWC D-Link book
In The Fire Of The Forge
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CHAPTER VI
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At last, with a smile of satisfaction, she seized the pen.

The manner in which she intended to mention the colour should show him the nature of the bond which united them.
She was mistress of the pen, for in the convent she had copied the gospels, the psalms, and other portions of the Scriptures, yet her hand trembled as she committed the following lines to the paper: "I am angered--nay, even grieved--that you, a godly knight, who knows the reverence due to a lady, have ventured to await my greeting in front of my father's house.

If you are a true knight, you must be aware that you voluntarily promised to obey my every glance.

I can rely upon this pledge, and since I find it necessary to talk with you, I invite you to an interview--when and where, my maid, who is betrothed to your servant, shall inform him.

A friend, who has your welfare at heart as well as mine, will be with me.


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