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A King’s Comrade

CHAPTER I
19/31

There was no disrespect at all, in truth, but full loyalty and discipline in every way.

Only it sounded strangely to a Saxon to hear no term of rank or respect added to the bare name of a leader.
Then the old warrior turned toward us, and looked us over again, and I thought he seemed kindly, and, from his way, another chief of some rank.
"I suppose this is your son ?" he said to Elfric directly.
"My young cousin," answered the thane.

"Let him go, I pray you; for he is far from his own folk, and he was in my charge.

You may bid him ride home without a word to any man if you will, and he will keep the trust." The warrior shook his head, but smiled.
"No, I cannot do that.

However, I suppose Thorleif will let you go by and by.


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