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The Bravest of the Brave

CHAPTER XIII: THE FRENCH CONVOY
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For myself, I tell you I would not give that flask of wine were I able to put the crown upon the head of one or other of these foreigners.

Let whoever gets the crown govern well and strongly, tax my villagers lightly, and interfere in no way with our privileges, and I shall be well content, and such you will find is the opinion of most men in Spain.

And now, tell me if there is aught that I can do for you.

You say you must be on your way by daybreak.

Tell me in which direction you journey, and it will be hard if I cannot find a friend there with whom my introduction will insure you a hearty welcome." "If you can tell me where are the largest gatherings of Miquelets, I can tell you which way I shall ride," Jack replied.


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