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Sir Ludar

CHAPTER SIX
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I do the same." "Not so," said I, "or I should not have struck you.

Nor shall it be peace if you dare to breathe her Majesty's name again in my hearing." "Heaven is my witness I have no wish to breathe it," said he, with a curl of his lips.

"Nor, if you breathe the name of mine, need you look for so gentle a tumble as I dealt you just now.

Come, your hand on it." So we struck hands for the third time and went on.
My conscience troubled me sore the rest of that day.

What had I come to, to assort thus with a declared enemy of our gracious Queen, and, more than that, to love him more every mile we walked?
I could not help it, as I said before.


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