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SOUTVWARO WITH THE TROOP OF KNK3HTS WHO
ARE MAKINS A TOUR OF THE AUTUMN TOUR
NAMENTS IN THE HOPE OF WINNING FAME AND
FORTUNE.
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AND FORTUNE HAS NOT SMILED ON CHET. HE
HAS JOU&TED WITH S'R PLUMPET AND LOST
HIS HORSE AND ARMOR. HE FOLLOWS THE
TOUR AFOOT IN THE HOPE OF REDEEMING
HIS ARMS OR FINDING A SPONSOR.
AT LAST THE TAUNTS OF HIS FPIEMD BO ARE
TOO, TOO MUCH AND HE LOSES HIS TEMPER.
'VAP, VAP, YAP!' HE SHOUTS, "if OU THINK
KU CAN DO BETTER, KXJ WHpy BASPlPE,
YOU CHALLENGE SIP PI UMPET. THERE HE
HIS TOO DRUNK TO SIT A HORSE 1'
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rriS EVFN AS CHET SAID, THE DOUGHTY OLD KNIGHT LOOKS FAR
FROM DANGEROUS, SO 80 CHALLENGES HIM TO A JOUST.
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fjT0.'-f. AA-'N c.R PLUMPET MAES A MiCACULOUS RfCVTRV. BOS
PJXkEO ccow wS SACOlE, AMD TMF VCTOR ADOS H'S MORSE AA3
AWOR TO MS MO,NT.6 COLLECTION.
TWO RUSTIC KNIGHTS WWtU THE TOURNA
MENT WITHOUT MUCH INTEREST. ALLTHEV
POSSE SSE D IN THE WOOL D WAS Tht JOtST
ING ECAJiPMiNT TnE HAVt LOST.
S'R CWET IS ALSO IN DF8T TO SIR 90, Af (0
HIS CONDITION IS DESPERATE . FROM A
NEARBy HEDGE Hi CUTS A CROCX.....
.AND, IN THE DARK NlfiHT, CREEPS UNDER
THE ED61 Of SIR PLUMPETS PATCHED
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