Prince Izon a Romance of the Grand Canyon
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CHAPTER XVI B T MOONLIGHT THE glory of the moonlight was upon all things in the canyon, filling it with mild radiance, borrow ing from the warmly colored cliffs a rosy, trembling glow, changing into new and more beautiful tints as the queen of night swept higher in her royal progress, her silvery splendor flooding palaces and bridges and parapeted highways, and lingering with its greatest charm upon the vast, terraced gardens, where soft shadows vied with the fairy-lighted open spaces in mystic... attractiveness. Isabel had stolen out to the terrace alone to ponder over the change which she had noticed for days in Black Eagle. From the stately and dignified, but ever cheer ful, chieftain he had become morose and solitary, hold ing aloof from all his companions and especially from her, though when by chance he met her he was always exceedingly deferential. This changed demeanor and his evident suffering had aroused in her a pity which was none the less poignant because she could not fathom the [164] B T MOONLIGHT cause of his altered attitude.
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CHAPTER XVI B T MOONLIGHT THE glory of the moonlight was upon all things in the canyon, filling it with mild radiance, borrow ing from the warmly colored cliffs a rosy, trembling glow, changing into new and more beautiful tints as the queen of night swept higher in her royal progress, her silvery splendor flooding palaces and bridges and parapeted highways, and lingering with its greatest charm upon the vast, terraced gardens, where soft shadows vied with the fairy-lighted open spaces in mystic... attractiveness. Isabel had stolen out to the terrace alone to ponder over the change which she had noticed for days in Black Eagle. From the stately and dignified, but ever cheer ful, chieftain he had become morose and solitary, hold ing aloof from all his companions and especially from her, though when by chance he met her he was always exceedingly deferential. This changed demeanor and his evident suffering had aroused in her a pity which was none the less poignant because she could not fathom the [164] B T MOONLIGHT cause of his altered attitude.
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