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The White Company

CHAPTER II
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"The Socman of Minstead hath earned an evil name over the country side," he said.

"If you must go to him, see at least that he doth not turn you from the narrow path upon which you have learned to tread.

But you are in God's keeping, and Godward should you ever look in danger and in trouble.

Above all, shun the snares of women, for they are ever set for the foolish feet of the young.

Kneel down, my child, and take an old man's blessing." Alleyne Edricson bent his head while the Abbot poured out his heartfelt supplication that Heaven would watch over this young soul, now going forth into the darkness and danger of the world.


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