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The Life and Death of Richard Yea-and-Nay

CHAPTER I
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Now she was to hurt him.
What was to become of herself?
Mercy upon her, I believe she never thought of that.

His honour was her necessity: the watch-fires in the north told her the hour was at hand.

The old King was come up with a host to drive his son to bed.

Richard must go, and she woo him out.

Son of a king, heir of a king, he must go to the king his father; and he knew he must go.


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