Old Rose and Silver by Myrtle Reed
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lightnings and vast, reverberating thunders were powerless to change.
Suddenly, across the purple darkness between the pale stars, flamed a meteor--an uncharted voyager through infinite seas of space. It left a trail of fire across the heavens, fading at last into luminous mist, the colour of the stars. When the light had quite died out, Madame Bernard spoke. "A passing soul," she sighed. "A kiss," breathed Rose, dreamily. "Star-dust!" laughed Isabel. II WELCOME HOME "Great news, my dears, great news!" cried Madame Bernard, gaily waving an open letter as she came into the room where Rose was sewing and Isabel experimenting with a new coiffure. "I'll give you three guesses!" "Somebody coming for a visit?" asked Isabel. "Wrong!" |
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