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The Boy Knight

CHAPTER XX
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I always misdoubted the meat, which seemed to me to smack in flavor of the Saracens, and I never could bring myself to inquire whence that strange food was obtained.

A stoup of English ale, too, is worth all the Cyprus wines, especially when the Cyprus wines are half-full of the sand of the desert.

Pah! it makes my throat dry to think of those horrible meals.

So you have brought Cnut and your four archers safely back with you ?" "Yes," Cuthbert said, smiling.

"But they were, I can assure you, a heavy weight on me, in spite of their faithfulness and fidelity.


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