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| | The Lady of the Shroud, Bram Stoker - Section 25 of 25 - Book Club/Fiction - ArcaMax Publishing |
 | | Our dear Teuta is full of the forthcoming celebration of the Balkan Federation, which is to take place this day month, although I must say, for myself, that the ceremony is attaining to such dimensions that I am beginning to have a sort of vague fear of some kind. |
 | | When Teuta, holding him in her arms, stepped on the aeroplane, and took her place in the centre behind Rupert, the young men of the Crown Prince's Guard raised a cheer, amid which Rupert pulled the levers, and they glided off into the dawn. |
 | | Teuta was talking to me eagerly, with her dear beautiful brows all wrinkled, when Rupert who was reading a bulky document of some kind, looked up and said: "Of course, darling, you will wear your Shroud?" "Capital!" she said, clapping her hands like a joyous child. |
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