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Sir Ludar

CHAPTER TWO
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'Tis time we went in." So I carried her in to her mother, and then ran wildly back to the river's edge, if by good hap I might see that lady return, or at least catch sight of her boat in the far distance.

But I did neither.

The tide still ran out, and amongst the many boats that dotted the water citywards who was to say which was hers?
As I returned by way of the Temple to my master's house, I met Peter Stoupe, my fellow 'prentice.
"I am glad I met thee," he said.

"A man came to me just now in the shop and said, 'Be you Humphrey Dexter ?' I told him no, and asked him what he wanted.

He told me that was his business.


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