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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Outlaw of Torn by Edgar Rice Burroughs: as a friend or an enemy that the master of Leybourn
greets Norman of Torn; shall it be with outstretched
hand or naked sword?"
"I come for this man whom you may all see has
good reason to fear me. And when I go I take part
of him with me. I be in a great hurry, so I would pre-
fer to take my great and good friend, Peter of Col-
fax, without interference; but, if you wish it otherwise;
we be a score strong within your walls, and nigh a
thousand lie without. What say you, My Lord?"
"Your grievance against Peter of Colfax must be a
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