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1492

CHAPTER XXXV
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Of how she would never listen to his enemies, or at the worst not listen long.
He turned upon his bed in the warm Indian night.

I asked him if I should read to him but he said, not yet.

He had talked since the days of his first seeking with many a great lord, aye, and great lady.

But the Queen was the one of them all who understood best how to trust a man! Differences in mind arose within us all, and few could find the firm soul behind all that! She could, and she was great because she could.
He loved to talk with her.

Her face lighted when he came in.


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