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The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay

CHAPTER V
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The prize is the White Roe of France, fed on the French lilies, and now in safe harbour.

She shall lie by the Leopard, and the Lion rule the forest in peace because of the peace about him; and like a harvest moon above us, clear of the trees, will be Jehane.' 'Listen, Richard, I will be clearer yet,' came from between Bertran's teeth.

He fairly ground them together.

Having the viol, he struck but one note upon it, with such rudeness that the string broke.

He threw the thing away and sang without it, leaning his hands on his knees, and craning forward that he might spit the words.
'This is the bite of the song: she is forsworn.


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