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The Brethren

CHAPTER Nine: The Horses Flame and Smoke
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"What, then, is your part in this matter ?" "I do not know, but perhaps more than you think.

At least, I must be your guide." "Do you mean to betray us ?" asked Wulf bluntly.
She drew herself up and looked him in the eyes till he grew red, then said: "Ask your brother if he thinks that I mean to betray you.

No; I mean to save you, if I can, and it comes into my mind that before all is done you will need saving, who speak so roughly to those who would befriend you.

Nay, answer not; it is not strange that you should doubt.

Pilgrims to the fearful shrine of Al-je-bal, if it pleases you, we will ride at nightfall.


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