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The $30000 Bequest and Other Stories

CHAPTER X
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All enemies shall fall beneath thy sword.

Fly through the clefts, and the dim spark shall sleep in death." Elfonzo rushes forward and strikes his shield against the door, which was barricaded, to prevent any intercourse.

His brave sons throng around him.

The people pour along the streets, both male and female, to prevent or witness the melancholy scene.
"To arms, to arms!" cried Elfonzo; "here is a victory to be won, a prize to be gained that is more to me that the whole world beside." "It cannot be done tonight," said Mr.Valeer.

"I bear the clang of death; my strength and armor shall prevail.


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