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The Lost Treasure of Trevlyn

CHAPTER 3: The Lost Treasure
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Your grandam and mine were alike of the house of Wyvern.

Wherefore it seems to me that if this treasure is to be the treasure trove of the old saw, it behoves some of us to find it, and why not thou as well as another?
Philip is like to our mother, who loves not and believes not such saws.

Our father says that if stolen the treasure must long since have been scattered and lost.

Of all our house methinks I am the only one who believes it will yet be found, as I know my grandam did.

And so I say to thee, 'Go forth, and good hap attend thee.' Thou art as much a Wyvern as I, and we will have faith that all will be yet restored." Cuthbert rose to his feet and shook back his hair.


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