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A Heroine of France

CHAPTER II
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A deep strange hush had fallen over all nature, broken only by the gentle music of the bell.

The ruddy gold light of approaching sunset bathed all the wood in glory, and the rays fell upon the kneeling figure, forming a halo of glory round it.

But she did not heed, she did not see.

She was as one in a trance, insensible to outward vision.

Once and again her lips moved, but we heard no word proceed from them, only the rapt look upon her face increased in intensity, and once I thought (for I could not turn my gaze away) that I saw the gleam of tears in her eyes.
The bell ceased as we stood thus motionless, and as the last note vibrated through the still air, a change came over the Maid.


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