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No Surrender!

CHAPTER 2: The Beginning Of Troubles
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If there is a fight we must, as I say, simply watch it.

It is, at present, no affair of ours.

If it begins, we shall all have our work before us, plenty of it, and plenty of danger and excitement, but for the present we have to act as spectators." It was a ride of fifteen miles to Saint Florent and, although Leigh had twice during the winter ridden there with Jean, he had some difficulty in finding his way through the winding roads and numerous lanes along which he had to pass.

During the early part of the ride he met with but few people on the way.

The church bells were ringing, as usual, and there was nothing to show that any trouble was impending; but when he arrived within two or three miles of the town, he overtook little groups of peasants walking in that direction.


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