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A King’s Comrade

CHAPTER VII
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The dream was of the sorrow which is passing to make way for joy to come." Then the queen made shift to smile, and told him that she deemed that her fears might be foolish.

But to me it seemed that even as she had said, the thought of policy and state came first of necessity, setting aside such a vision as any simple thane would surely have thought held him from a journey he would take.

Indeed, many a one would have given it up for far less, for I have known men turn back when already started, because a harmless hare crossed their path or a lone magpie sat on a wayside tree.

Maybe I minded such like myself once, but service with Carl mended that.

If he bade a man do a thing, that man had to do it, omen or none.


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