SHE SHARED HER LAST APPLE WITH A STRANGER—LITTLE DID SHE KNOW THE STRANGER WAS THE DUKE

SHE WASHED CLOTHES BY THE RIVER AT DAWN—LITTLE DID SHE KNOW THE DUKE WAS WATCHING FROM THE BRIDGE

SHE KNELT TO HELP THE WOUNDED BIRD IN THE GARDEN—UNAWARE THE DUKE WAS WATCHING FROM AFAR

SHE HID IN THE GARDEN MAZE TO ESCAPE—UNAWARE THE DUKE HAD BEEN WAITING THERE FOR HER

SHE MENDED THE TORN DRESS BY CANDLELIGHT—UNAWARE THE DUKE HAD SENT THE DRESS TO HER

SHE STOLE A BOOK FROM THE LIBRARY TO READ—UNAWARE THE DUKE OWNED EVERY VOLUME SHE TOUCHED

SHE BELIEVED NO ONE HAD NOTICED HER—UNAWARE THE DUKE HAD WATCHED HER FROM THE BEGINNING

SHE REFUSED TO HUMILIATE THE POOR SERVANT—UNAWARE HE WAS THE LORD OF THE ESTATE

SHE COMFORTED THE LONELY STRANGER—UNAWARE HE WAS THE PRINCE WHO HAD CHOSEN HIS BRIDE