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Yolanda: Maid of Burgundy

CHAPTER V
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Let me settle with this fellow." "Settle now, if you are so keen," cried the big German, drawing his sword and spurring his horse upon me.

I could not have withstood the unexpected onrush, and certainly would have met with hard blows or worse, had not Max come to my rescue.

I hurriedly stepped back, and the German, in following me, rode near a large stone by the roadside.

He had, doubtless, passed the stone many times in his travels up and down the road, but the thought probably had never occurred to him that it would be the cause of his death.

The most potential facts in our lives are usually too insignificant to attract attention.
When the German charged me, Max sprang upon the stone and dealt the swart ruffian a blow such as no man may survive.


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