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Sir Ludar

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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Which remindeth me, where is my Danae, and how fareth she?
Apprise her, I pray you, of my return.

And, by the way," added he, puffing himself valiantly, "where is the varlet that late sought my life.

He and I must settle scores before this night be an hour older.

Fetch him hither and by my--" "See here, Sir Popinjay," said Ludar, coming forward impatiently, and cutting the speech in twain, "the time is gone past for this fooling.
If you be a man, you may prove it now.

If not, on my soul, you shall go aloft again.


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