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Veranilda

CHAPTER XXVIII
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I have no ground to plead for pardon.

What I did, and still more what I uttered, judge it at the worst.

I should but add to my baseness if I urged excuses.' 'Let us not remember that, I entreat you,' said Veranilda.

'But tell me, if you will, what has befallen you since ?' 'You know nothing of me since then ?' 'Nothing.' 'And I nothing of you, save that you were with the Gothic army, and honourably entertained.

The king himself spoke to me of you, when, after long sickness, I came to his camp.


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