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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from The Mad King by Edgar Rice Burroughs: and Stein, and among them it was decided that it would be
best that Peter stop at Blentz for the night while the others
rode on to Tafelberg.
"Do not bring Leopold to Blentz," directed Peter, "for if
it be he who lies at Tafelberg and they find him gone it
will be toward Blentz that they will first look. Take him--"
The Regent leaned from his saddle so that his mouth
was close to the ear of Coblich, that none of the troopers
might hear.
Coblich nodded his head.
"And, Coblich, the fewer that ride to Tafelberg tonight
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