Excerpt from The Daughter of David Kerr
This changing viewpoint did not mean a diminution Of enthusiasm. More than any thing else it spurred her curiosity. She real ized that the real Belmont was an advance over what she had been led to expect, just how much only a dip into the social whirl could re veal. The pleasurable part Of it all was that Gloria was still queen by right Of inheritance. If the kingdom was more extensive than she had thought, the court life would also be more brilliant.
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