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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 75
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But they were mistaken; for she was stopped in the commission of her very first offence, and died for it.

She was of gipsy blood, Sir John--' It might have been the effect of a passing cloud which obscured the sun, and cast a shadow on his face; but the knight turned deadly pale.

Still he met the locksmith's eye, as before.
'She was of gipsy blood, Sir John,' repeated Gabriel, 'and had a high, free spirit.

This, and her good looks, and her lofty manner, interested some gentlemen who were easily moved by dark eyes; and efforts were made to save her.

They might have been successful, if she would have given them any clue to her history.


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