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The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay

CHAPTER XII
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Des Barres shrugged.

The Duke of Burgundy grumbled something about 'd----d women,' and King Philip ordered his sister to bed.

They got her out of the room after a painful scene, and fell to wrangling again, trying to screw some resolution into the white prince whom they all intended to use as a cat's-paw.

About eight o'clock in the morning--they still at it--came a shatter of hoofs in the courtyard, which made Count John jump in his skin.

A herald was announced.
Reeking he stood, and stood covered, in the presence of so much majesty.
'Speak, sir,' said King Philip; and 'Uncover before France, you dog,' said young Saint-Pol.


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