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The Black Arrow

CHAPTER I--AT THE SIGN OF THE SUN IN KETTLEY
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His face looked somewhat older in expression, but it was as smooth as a young child's; and in bone and body he was unusually slender, and somewhat awkward of gait.
"Ye have called me, Sir Daniel," he said.

"Was it to laugh at my poor plight ?" "Nay, now, let laugh," said the knight.

"Good shrew, let laugh, I pray you.

An ye could see yourself, I warrant ye would laugh the first." "Well," cried the lad, flushing, "ye shall answer this when ye answer for the other.

Laugh while yet ye may!" "Nay, now, good cousin," replied Sir Daniel, with some earnestness, "think not that I mock at you, except in mirth, as between kinsfolk and singular friends.


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