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Moon of Israel

CHAPTER III
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Moreover, in those times, yes, and even in the hour of her death, she swore from the moment her eyes first fell on me she had known me to be true-hearted and held me in esteem as no self-seeker.

More, I think she believed what she said, having forgotten that once she looked upon me as her enemy.

This indeed I never was, who always held her in high regard and honour as a great lady who loved her country, though one who sometimes was not wise.

But as I could not foresee these things on that night of long ago, I only stared at the Prince and said: "Oh! why did you not allow me to depart as your Highness said I might at the beginning?
Soon or late my head will pay the price of this night's work." "Then she must take mine with it.

Listen, Ana.


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