[Sir Ludar by Talbot Baines Reed]@TWC D-Link bookSir Ludar CHAPTER NINETEEN 19/21
He! he! he hath followed her hither and thither.
But, mercy on us, he'd as soon look in the Fleet Ditch as in Canterbury. Harkee, comrade, that other varlet is a knave.
Hang him, I say.
'Twas thou and I helped her there--he knew naught till--how a plague found he us out? Honest friend, I pray thee slay me this dog." "Where in Canterbury shall I find him ?" said I. "Thou knowest a certain tavern, or inn, or hostel by the sign of the Oriflame, neighbour.
Well, 'tis but a stone's-throw from the convent; and I warrant the sot will be not far away.
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