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A Prince of Cornwall

CHAPTER XII
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Say no more, but go your ways on the morrow and search.

And may you find your dream valley and what is therein." He rose up impatiently, and Howel gave him his arm from the room.
Jago followed him, and when the heavy curtain fell across the doorway, Nona, who had risen with Gerent, turned to me.
"I am sure now that there we shall find Owen," she said, with a new light of hope in her eyes.

"And also I am sure that at the bottom of all the matter is Morfed the priest." "It was a needed warning against him that I had from your hand, Princess," I said; "now let me thank you for it." "I am glad you had it safely, for indeed I feared for you with those people on the ship with you.

What has become of them ?" I told her the fate of Dunwal, so far as I knew it.

I did not then know that Gerent had put an end to his plotting once for all two days after Owen was lost.


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