Medford mail tribune., November 17, 1963, Image 57

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ARE SCOUTING THE WAR BAND SEND OWEN t I CAPTURE STAMPERS AMD HAWtfs i THE KNIGHTLY TRADITION THAT TO BE . BLURTS OUT THE WHOLE STORY. OP HOW HE SOUGHT SELF-GLORY,
BACK TO OWELOT wrm THEIR ! REPORT ANP ! , :l STAMMERS !, ANYTHING LESS IS TO FEEL SHAME. HAD KILLED AN ENEMY TO GAIN WARRIOR'S STATUS, BUT IN ESCAP-
TO TELL OF PRINCE ARN'S CAPTURE. N ,.J V. r; . .tf. ,J;t ING HAD TAKEN BOTH HORSES AND ABANDONED ARN TO HIS FATE, ,
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MAP 1,'e HAS MOST ir.-1-I.Y PNISHeO fUS MISSION AND IS ON MS tt tA I I JT ' tABV AND A CHILD WHO RAN TO HER FOR LOVE AND COMFORT., WHILE THE FATHER
MY MCX. I AW eviN UK OUT TO MKT HIM ON TOMORROW" . jF J, VfK'lljfi REMEMBERS THE STURDY HALF MAN, HALF BOY, THE FLEDGLINS EAGLE.
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