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The Black Douglas

CHAPTER XXII
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But I must be left alone.

My master hath a blemish upon him, and one great gentleman does not humiliate another in the presence of underlings.

My Lord Douglas, as you love honour, bid all to leave me alone for a brief space." "Much cared he for honour, when he threw the lance at my master!" growled Sholto.

"Had I known, I would have driven my bill-point six inches lower, and then would there have been a most satisfactory blemish in the joining of his neck-bone.".


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