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Robert Elsmere

CHAPTER III
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Her cheek was leaning lightly on her hand, her eyes had an unusual animation; and her long white dress, guiltless of any ornament save a small old-fashioned locket hanging from a thin old chain and a pair of hair bracelets with engraved gold clasps, gave her the nobleness and simplicity of a Romney picture.
'_You_ do not find it so I imagine,' he replied, bending forward to her with a charming gesture of homage.

He would have liked her to talk to him of her work and her interests.

He, too, mentally compared her to Saint Elizabeth.

He could almost have fancied the dark red flowers in her white lap.

But his comparison had another basis of feeling than Rose's.
However, she would not talk to him of herself.


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