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Our otory princs nmliant does not let his squires rest
LONG AFTER THE BATTLE. THEY HAE EXPERIENCED THE .
GLORIOUS SIDE OP WAR . NOW THEY MUST SEE THE GRIAA
PART, IN THE HOPE THAT EDWIN, AT LAST, WILL LEARN
THE COST OP RECKLESSNESS. BUT SUCH IS THE OVER
CONFIDENCE OP MOUTH THAT HE WON'T BELIEVE THAT
THIS COULD HAPPEN TO HIM
WITH THE OAWN COMES A SCOUT
WHO REPORTS A WALLED TOWN WITH
MANY SHIPS IN ITS HARBOR.
IT MK3HT HAVE PASSED AS A FISHING PORT BUT FOR THE
NUMBER OF SHIPS AT ANCHOR. THESE ARE NOT FISHING
BOATS, FOR VAt, RECOGNIZES THEM AS SAXON SHIPS OF
WAR. . : ' .
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THE ARROGANT HEADMAN 00 THE VILLAGE BELLOWS
THAT TH6VAR8 PEACEFUL FISHERMEN AND ALLOWS
VAL TO SEARCH THE PLACE; THEN SNEERS WHEN HB
THE RUINS OP AN OLD ROMAN
WATCH TOWER CROWN A HILL
OVERLOOKINS THE TOWN.;... THE
GRASS THEREABOUT IS TRAMPLED
AS F BY MANY FEET. A WISP OF
SMOKE COMES FROM THE RUINS.
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A3 ICN3 ARTHUR'S KNIGHTS APPROACH, A HORDE OP
SAXONS APPEAR BEHIND THE WALLS AND HURL TAUNTS
DARIN THEM TO COME TEST THE SHARPNESS OF
SAXON AXES. .AMofAnxlttij
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