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The DUST FLOWER By BASIL KING Author of “THE EMPTY SACK” “THE INNER SHRINE” ETC. With Illustrations by HIBBARD V. B. KLINE Publishers Harper & Brothers New York and London MCMXXII |
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The DUST FLOWER By BASIL KING Author of “THE EMPTY SACK” “THE INNER SHRINE” ETC. With Illustrations by HIBBARD V. B. KLINE |
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Publishers Harper & Brothers New York and London MCMXXII |
| THE DUST FLOWER |
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Copyright, 1922 Harper & Brothers Printed in the U. S. A. |
| First Edition |
| H-W |
ILLUSTRATIONS
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| Then Slowly, Slowly Letty Sank on Her Knees, Bowing Her head on the Hands Which Drew Her Closer | [Frontispiece] |
| By the Time He Had Finished, His Heart Was a Little Eased and Some of Her Tenderness Began to Flow Toward Him | [Facing page 68] |
| The Prince’s First Words Were Also a Distraction from Terrors, and Enchantments Which Made Her Feel Faint | [Facing page 230] |
| “But By and By I Creeps Out and Down the Steps, and There ’E was, All ’Uddled Every Wye” | [Facing page 328] |