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After a time Laodice lifted her head and spoke to the Greek

"If thou wilt give me shelter, madaret it," she said

The girl was interesting and A tender or compassionate; only a little

curiosity, a little rancor, a little ennui and a faint instinctive

hope that soht yet develop, moved the Greek

"Send your servant to Ascalon for proofs," she said "I shall give you

shelter here until you are proved undeserving of it And since the

times are uncertain, do not delay"