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Aphrodite: Book Four: Chapter Two. Terror

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OVER the sea and the gardens of the Goddess, the moon erected her mountains of light. Melitta, the young girl, so delicate and slender, whom Demetrios had taken for an instant and who had offered to lead him to Chimairis the Chiromant, remained alone with the savage, crouching sibyl. "Do not follow that man," Chimairis said to her.

Aphrodite: Book Four: Chapter Two. Terror

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