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Yolanda: Maid of Burgundy

CHAPTER X
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He is probably of noble birth, but we have nobles here in Peronne whom we would not ask to our house.

We know nothing of this wandering young Max, save that he is honest and brave and good to look upon." "In God's name, uncle, what more would you ask in a man ?" cried Yolanda, stamping her foot.

"'Noble, honest, brave, and good to look upon!' Will not those qualities fit a man for any one's regard and delight any woman's heart?
I tell you I will have my way in this.

I tell you I know his degree.

I know who he is and what he is and all about him, though I don't intend to tell you anything, and would inform you now that it's no business of yours." "Did you coax all this information out of him, you little witch ?" asked Castleman, smiling against his will.
"I did not," retorted Yolanda, leaning forward and lifting her chin defiantly.


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