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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: talk so. But tell me, hast thou heard who rides with my Lord?"
"Yea, I heard Wilkes say anon that it was Sir James Lee."
"I am right glad of that," said Myles; "for then he will show me
what to do and how to bear myself. It frights me to think what
would hap should I make some mistake in my awkwardness. Methinks
Lord George would never have me with him more should I do amiss
this day."
"Never fear," said Gascoyne; "thou wilt not do amiss."
And now, at last, the Earl, Lord George, and all their escort
were ready; then the orders were given to horse, the bugle
sounded, and away they all rode, with clashing of iron hoofs and
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