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Our Story t all camelot rocked with
LAUGHTER WHEN HALGAR, THE SAXON
CHIEFTAIN, TRIED TO MOUNT AND RIDE
MABLOSSOM, A TRICK HORSE . BUT
KING ARTHUR IS NOT AMUSED. SUCH AN
INCIDENT MIGHT LEAD TO WAR AND
BLOODSHED.
Alfred, Pierre and jev, who trained
THE HORSE IN SECRET, ARE BROUGHT
BEFORE SIR KAY, THE SENESCHAL;AND
THEIR PUNISHMENT: A WHIPPING, IN
PUBLIC.
PRINCE" VALIANT SWEARS AN OATH.
ALFRED MUST BE SVED FROM THE
WHIP! FOR THOUGH FATE HAD MAPS
HIM A SERVANT HE IS'pF NOBLE
BLOOD AND RIGHTFUU HEIR TO
VERNON HALL.'
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FOR VAL HAD READ THE DRY
AND YELLOWED PARCHMENT
THAT PROVED HIS NOBLE BIRTH.
AND ALFRED HAD FURTHER
PROED HIS TRUE NOBILITY BY
OFFERING THIS PARCHMENT TO :
LIGHT THE BEACON ...... '
-THE BEACON THAT SHONE OUT ACROSS
THE STORMY SEA AND BROUGHT THE LADY
HE LOVED SAFELY TO SHORE..... TO BECOME
THE BRIDE OF ANOTHER S
SO ALFRED NEVER REACHES THE WHIPPING POST. IT IS
A WILD AND RECKLESS DEED THAT MAY WELL SEE VAL
OUTLAWED FOR OBSTRUCTING THE KING'S JUSTICE.
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1 - AND THE FIRST FAMILIAR FACE THEY
- IN A NEARBY GROVE THEY HMD Tk '7 0E SWIFTLV TO LONDON SEE IS AN ANGRY ONE. HALGAR !
. MOUNTS AND LUGGAGE VAL HAS. HID . TOTAKE PASSAGE ON A SHIP BOUND - Tk.Tk.n:,. i
DEN THERE. FOR THULE. . NEXT WEEK-ThC QaJlCnge. !
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