[The White People by Frances Hodgson Burnett]@TWC D-Link bookThe White People CHAPTER II 8/17
They were all pale, but their wild faces were joyous and triumphant.
I saw it as they drew near. The man who seemed their chieftain was a lean giant who was darker but, under his darkness, paler than the rest.
On his forehead was a queer, star-shaped scar.
He rode a black horse, and before him he held close with his left arm a pretty little girl dressed in strange, rich clothes. The big man's hand was pressed against her breast as he held her; but though it was a large hand, it did not quite cover a dark-red stain on the embroideries of her dress.
Her dress was brown, and she had brown hair and soft brown eyes like a little doe's.
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