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The White Company

CHAPTER XIX
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Clisson, Captal, De Pommers, I have your word ?" "We are your subjects, sire," said the Gascon barons, though with no very good grace.

"Your words are our law." "Then shall we bury all cause of unkindness in a flagon of Malvoisie," said the prince, cheerily.

"Ho, there! the doors of the banquet-hall! I have been over long from my sweet spouse but I shall be back with you anon.

Let the sewers serve and the minstrels play, while we drain a cup to the brave days that are before us in the south!" He turned away, accompanied by the two monarchs, while the rest of the company, with many a compressed lip and menacing eye, filed slowly through the side-door to the great chamber in which the royal tables were set forth..


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