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Red Axe

CHAPTER XXXIV
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There was no gladness in the town, such as there would have been in our city had there been news of a victory, or even of some hundreds of the enemy's horses well driven.

For then as now the town hated its Duke.

And so they were all silent.
"Then in the darkness we came to the castle, and the word was: 'Dismount, and to the shambles!' Me and my like they meddled not with, but only the great ones.

And it was then, as I told you, that I saw Prince Dietrich with the little maid in his arms.

I had carried her part of the way for him, and faithfully delivered her up again, feeding her with the choicest meats I could obtain when she could eat.


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