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A Prince of Cornwall

CHAPTER VII
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So I sent word by Thorgils six weeks ago that she was to come back, and he was to bring her.

I have had the men watching for the ship ever since.

Good it is to see her again, and she has brought good news also, with yourself.

I have a mind to keep you with us awhile, and let the Norseman take back word of your safety." But I said that, however pleasant this would be, it seemed plain that I must get back to Owen with all speed, to warn him of this trouble that was somewhat more than brewing.

It could not be thought that I would send word and yet never move to his side to help.
"If I might say what comes into my mind," said the fair princess, "it seems almost better that none but Owen and yourself know that the plot is found out, while you guard against it.


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