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The Ivory Child

CHAPTER XXI
15/22

Perhaps it is written in those rolls of papyrus, which they have given me also, because they said they belonged to me who am 'the first priestess and the last.' They told me, however, or perhaps," she added, passing her hand across her forehead, "it was the Child who told me, that I was not to attempt to read them or have them read, until after a great change in my life.

What the change will be I do not know." "And had better not inquire, Lady Ragnall, since in this world most changes are for the worse." "I agree, and shall not inquire.

Now I have spoken to you like this because I felt that I must do so.

Also I want to thank you for all you have done for me and George.

Probably we shall not talk in such a way again; as I am situated the opportunity will be lacking, even if the wish is present.


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