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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Men of Iron by Howard Pyle: After that came a long ride through that silent night upon the
saddle-bow in front of Diccon Bowman; then a deep, heavy sleep,
that fell upon him in spite of the galloping of the horses.
When next he woke the sun was shining, and his home and his whole
life were changed.
CHAPTER 2
From the time the family escaped from Falworth Castle that
midwinter night to the time Myles was sixteen years old he knew
nothing of the great world beyond Crosbey-Dale. A fair was held
twice in a twelvemonth at the market-town of Wisebey, and three
times in the seven years old Diccon Bowman took the lad to see
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