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Truxton King

CHAPTER IX
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"They may take the whole army out to look for him, so far as I am concerned.

But, I'll tell you this--I consider it my duty as a man to devote what strength I have to the service of a _woman_ in trouble.

That ends it! Come, Baron; we will go to the Tower." The amazed young woman looked at him with wide, comprehending eyes.

Her lip trembled under the rebuke.

Count Halfont intervened, hastily proposing that a second party be sent out at once with instructions to raze the Witch's hut if necessary.
"I shall be happy to lead the expedition," said young Count Vos Engo, bowing deeply to the young lady herself.
"You shall, Vos Engo," said Halfont.


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