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The Boy Knight

CHAPTER III
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As my mother did not wish to approach while the baron was at hand, we stood within the trees at the edge of the wood and watched what was being done.

The baron came with them down to the bushes, and then they again came out, crossed the river, and one of them cut some willows, peeled them, and erected the white staves in a line toward the castle.

They walked for a bit on each side, and seemed to be making calculations.

Then they went back into the castle, and I never saw my father again." "Why did you not go in at once according to your intention ?" "Because my mother said that she thought some important work was on hand, and that maybe the baron would not like that women should know aught of it, for he was of suspicious and evil mind.

More than this I know not.


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