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therefore, to his perfidious subject, demand-ing it to be sent to him forthwith. The Viscount, though wrathfulthat his good luck should have become known to the king, andhaving forty good ways of spending the money himself, still did notdare to entirely refuse the kings demand, so he filled sacks… … Stanley Holot STOKIKS Al.OLT FI.ACS AND CllKSTS. Ill sa3niig that Gold treasure belongs to the liege lord; silver isdivided. At this the king issued marching orders to his army, andbefore long they were encamped before the refractory noble in hiscastle. The garrison defended it as best they could,…
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