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Micah Clarke

CHAPTER XX
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The other upon the high chestnut horse is a lawyer, though, by my soul, he is a better man at ordering a battalion than at drawing a bill of costs.
He is the republican Wade who led the foot at the skirmish at Bridport, and brought them off with safety.

The tall heavy-faced soldier in the steel bonnet is Anthony Buyse, the Brandenburger, a soldado of fortune, and a man of high heart, as are most of his countrymen.

I have fought both with him and against him ere now.' 'Mark ye the long thin man behind him ?' cried Reuben.

'He hath drawn his sword, and waves it over his head.

'Tis a strange time and place for the broadsword exercise.


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