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Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall

CHAPTER XII
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Her hair hung loose and fell like a cataract of sunshine over her bare shoulders.

But no words that I can write would give you a conception of her wondrous beauty, and I shall not waste them in the attempt.

When we entered the room she was standing at the mirror.

She turned, comb in hand, toward Sir George and said:-- "I suppose, father, you will accuse me of liberating Thomas." "You must know that I will accuse you," replied Sir George.
"Then, father, for once you will accuse me falsely.

I am overjoyed that he has escaped, and I certainly should have tried to liberate him had I thought it possible to do so.


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