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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: to a true knowledge of the fate of Prince Richard we
shall most gladly receive and give our best attention.
Therefore if thou wilst find it convenient we shall
visit thee, good father, on the fifth day from today."
Spizo the Spaniard had seen De Montfort's man leave
the note with Father Claude and he had seen the
priest hide it under a great bowl on his table, so that
when the good father left his cottage it was the matter
of but a moment's work for Spizo to transfer the mes-
sage from its hiding place to the breast of his tunic.
The fellow could not read, but he to whom he took
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