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An Eye for an Eye

CHAPTER III
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And yet it can hardly be said that she was beautiful.
Or, if beautiful, she was so in women's eyes rather than in those of men.

She lacked colour and perhaps animation in her countenance.

She had more character, indeed, than was told by her face, which is generally so true an index of the mind.

Her education had been as good as England could afford, and her intellect had been sufficient to enable her to make use of it.

But her chief charm in the eyes of many consisted in the fact, doubted by none, that she was every inch a lady.


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