[Yolanda: Maid of Burgundy by Charles Major]@TWC D-Link bookYolanda: Maid of Burgundy CHAPTER XIII 18/33
If he receives you graciously, we may remain and you may fight this Calli.
That is the one duty that holds you in Peronne." My heart was hardened with years, and its love of just vengeance was stronger than young Max could feel.
Besides, he was possessed by a softer passion; and though he felt it his pleasant duty to fight Calli, vengeance held second place in his breast. Hymbercourt returned, and we started for the castle accompanied by our squires; all riding in fine state. We arrived at the great hall before the duke had arisen from the morning audience, and waited unobserved in the back part of the chamber.
Our Irish squire, Michael, carried Caesar, hooded and belled.
He was held by a golden chain that we had bought from a goldsmith, notwithstanding our purse was growing dangerously light. There was a great stir in the hall as we entered.
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