The Scarlet Pimpernel

What did Marguerite discover in Sir Percy's office? To what did all of the clues point?

In the Scarlet Pimpernel, in chapter 18, what did Marguerite discover in Sir Percy's office? To what did all of the clues point?

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Marguerite found a ring in her husband's office. All clues pointed to the fact that her husband just might be the Pimpernel.

She stooped to pick it up. It was a solid gold ring, with a flat shield, on which was engraved a small device.

Marguerite turned it over in her fingers, and then studied the engraving on the shield. It represented a small star-shaped flower, of a shape she had seen so distinctly twice before: once at the opera, and once at Lord Grenville's ball.

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The Scarlet Pimpernel