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Both Sides the Border

CHAPTER 3: At Alnwick
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There is like to be trouble before long.

You know the purpose for which I am going away; and the Scots are sure to take advantage of changes in England, and a youth who can ride, and knows the border, and can, if needs be, strike a blow in self defence, will not have to stay idle in the castle long.

His father is a stout withstander of the Scots, and the earl would have given him knighthood, if he would have taken it; and maybe, in the future, the son will win that honour.

He is too old for a page, and I should say too little versed in our ways for such a post; but I promise you that, when he is old enough, he shall be one of my esquires.' "So you may soon have an opportunity of showing Hotspur what you are made of.

And now, I doubt not that you are hungry.


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