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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: lion at bay with forty jackals yelping at his feet."
"Enough, girl," cried the King, "what be this knave
to thee?"
"He loves me, Your Majesty," she replied proudly,
and I, him."
"Thou lov'st this low born cut-throat, Bertrade," cried
Henry. "Thou, a De Montfort, the daughter of my
sister; who have seen this murderer's accursed mark
upon the foreheads of thy kin; thou have seen him
flaunt his defiance in the King's, thy uncle's, face, and
bend his whole life to preying upon thy people; thou
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