[A Prince of Cornwall by Charles W. Whistler]@TWC D-Link bookA Prince of Cornwall CHAPTER VIII 6/43
Not now, for we have not time." "Thanks, Lady.
It will be a good song, and is shaping well in my mind.
There is a brave lady therein also." "Well, you have not told us who the brave man is. "Did I not know that Oswald, son of Owen the Cornish prince, was by this time in Glastonbury, I should have said he was here, so great is the likeness.
It is a marvel. "Now, Lord, you will forgive me, no doubt." "Ay, freely," I said, turning round sharply.
"That is, if your friend has a sword as good as this," and I shewed him the gemmed hilt of Ina's gift from beneath the folds of my great cloak. He stared at it, and then at my face again, and I took off my cap to him with a bow. "It is strange that a shipmaster knows not his own passenger," I said. But he was dumb for a moment, and his mouth opened.
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