[The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers by Mary Cholmondeley]@TWC D-Link bookThe Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers CHAPTER V 11/18
Charles came up behind me and looked over my shoulder. "Good gracious!" said Lady Mary, solemnly.
"Ralph, you are a rich man. Why, mine are nothing to them!" and she touched a diamond and emerald necklace on her own neck.
"I never knew poor Sir John had so much good in him." "Oh, Ralph, Ralph!" cried Aurelia, clasping her little hands with a deep sigh.
"And will they really be my very own ?" Ralph assured her that they would, and that she should act in them the following night if she liked. I think there was not a woman present who did not envy Aurelia as Ralph took up a flashing diamond crescent and held it against her fair hair.
I saw Evelyn turn away and begin to tear up a small piece of paper in her hand.
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