[Moon of Israel by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link bookMoon of Israel CHAPTER XII 21/29
If I return to Goshen, in this way or in that, soon I shall die." "Ana says that your uncle Jabez declares that the mad fellow who tried to murder you had no authority to curse and much less to kill you.
You must ask him to tell you all." "Yet the curse will cling and crush me at the last.
How can I, one lonely woman, stand against the might of the people of Israel and their priests ?" "Are you then lonely ?" "How can it be otherwise with an outcast, Prince ?" "No, it cannot be otherwise.
I know it who am also an outcast." "At least there is her Highness your wife, who doubtless will come to comfort you," she said, looking down. "Her Highness will not come.
If you had seen Ana, he would perhaps have told you that she has sworn not to look upon my face again, unless above it shines a crown." "Oh! how can a woman be so cruel? Surely, Prince, such a stab must cut you to the heart," she exclaimed, with a little cry of pity. "Her Highness is not only a woman; she is a Princess of Egypt which is different.
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