[Rupert of Hentzau by Anthony Hope]@TWC D-Link bookRupert of Hentzau CHAPTER VI 15/27
And then you'll go ?" And, dropping his hand, she covered her face with hers. "I mustn't kiss your face," said he, "but your hands I may kiss," and he kissed her hands as they were pressed against her face. "You wear my ring," she murmured through her fingers, "always ?" "Why, yes," he said, with a little laugh of wonder at her question. "And there is--no one else ?" "My queen!" said he, laughing again. "No, I knew really, Rudolf, I knew really," and now her hands flew out towards him, imploring his pardon.
Then she began to speak quickly: "Rudolf, last night I had a dream about you, a strange dream.
I seemed to be in Strelsau, and all the people were talking about the king.
It was you they meant; you were the king.
At last you were the king, and I was your queen.
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