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The White Company

CHAPTER VI
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Good dame, I prythee give each of these men a bottrine of wine or a jack of ale.

Three--a full piece of white Genoan velvet with twelve ells of purple silk.

Thou rascal, there is dirt on the hem! Thou hast brushed it against some wall, coquin!" "Not I, most worthy sir," cried the carrier, shrinking away from the fierce eyes of the bowman.
"I say yes, dog! By the three kings! I have seen a man gasp out his last breath for less.

Had you gone through the pain and unease that I have done to earn these things you would be at more care.

I swear by my ten finger-bones that there is not one of them that hath not cost its weight in French blood! Four--an incense-boat, a ewer of silver, a gold buckle and a cope worked in pearls.


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