[Won by the Sword by G.A. Henty]@TWC D-Link bookWon by the Sword CHAPTER XVIII: NORDLINGEN 31/31
To strangers I am Miss Norah O'More; to you, and to any I may love, I am plain Norah." "I don't think that you can be that to anyone, Norah." "Now I don't like that, Colonel Campbell.
That may do at the court of Louis XIV, but not at the chateau of la Villar, and if you are going to pay compliments I shall be stiff and unpleasant, and shall insist upon being addressed as Miss Norah O'More." "As I did not mean to compliment you, for I spoke but the truth, I shall not accept the penalty.
Now," he went on, "unromantic as it may sound, I own that I am hungry, and I am sure that my four followers are also, for we have ridden far and fast, and have not stopped, save to bait our horses and snatch a mouthful while they ate, since daybreak.
In truth the news we received made me sorely anxious, though I felt sure that MacIntosh could hold the chateau against any attack that was likely to be made on it.".
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