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The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay

CHAPTER II
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He had loved her since the time when she was an overgrown girl of twelve years, and he a squire about her father's house learning mannishness.

The King of England had dubbed him a knight, but she had made him a man.

She knew him to be a good one; as dull as a mud-flat, but honest, wholesome, and of decent estate.

In a moment, when he was come again, she saw that he was a long lover who would treat her well.
'God help me, and him also,' she thought; 'it may be that I shall need him before long.'.


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