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A King’s Comrade

CHAPTER XII
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Your own door was not left unguarded, King Offa.

But the slayers had gone far hence swiftly." "An they were wise they would bide there," he said grimly.
Now he was more himself, and his eyes sought the pit and the room for all he might learn.

I saw that he knew the spear of Gymbert, but he said nothing of it.

It came to my mind that to his dying day King Offa would not forget aught that his eyes lit on in that place.
"There shall be a reckoning for this," he said at last, turning to me with a stern look on his face.

"Tell me, is it said that in this I have any part ?" "None have said it, King Offa," I answered.
"They have but thought it," he said; "that is what you mean.


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