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FOR HIS BRUSH. AFTER SUCH A
STORMY NIGHT HIS HORSE WILL NEED
A GOOD BRUSHING. BUT SEARCH AS
HE WILL, HE CANNOT FIND IT.
FOR VAL 1$ THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN
HANDLE THE PROUD AND FIERCE
' WARHORSE. HE DECIDES TO USE
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AND HE SIGHS WITH RELIEF WHEN HUME AND. HIS BRIDE
RETURN, UNAWARE OF THE DANGER SHE HAS SURVIVED.
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THEN HIS OWN, FINALLY, JOAN'S.
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NEXT wEEK-Camelot.
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