Meteoric Diamond Sparks London Treasure Hunt
A ragged boy named Philip Anson survives a night storm and a near death as a meteor crashes in a yard. He discovers white speckled stones and a central fiery core, later identified by a jeweler as a meteoric diamond possibly worth hundreds of pounds. Philip plans to sell the gem, weighing his fragile future against his late mother’s trust and the mystery of the stones.
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