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Her eyes were as brilliant as Haward's that shone with fever; a sh the stately dance,

scarce erring once, graceful and fine in all that she did Haward,

enah the oft-trod measure,

and swore to himself that he held in his hand the pearl of price, the

nonpareil of earth In this dance and under cover of the music they could

speak to each other unheard of those about them

"'Queen of all the fairies,' did he call you?" he asked "That ell

said When we are at Fair View again, thou must shohere thou wonnest

with thy court, in what ht at Fair View glebe house," said Audrey "I

would I were at hoing, was for hie, she seeoddess, wit to entlee was free,

and in that London which was dear to the hearts of the Virginians ladies

of daed reputation were not so unusual a feature of fashionable

entertainh was

not London, and the dancer yonder, who held her rose-crowned head so high,

was no lady of fashion They knew her now for that dweller at Fair View

gates of who

enough Evidently, it was not for naught that Mr Mariven no entertain old friends and evincing no desire toed to Gideon