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Greenharbour

must thou

abide with

Dame

Elinor.

There is

no help

for it."

She

shrieked

out at

that word

of his,

and well

nigh

swooned,

lying back

in her

chair: but

presently

fell

a-weeping

sorely.

But the

Earl said:

"Hearken,

my Lady, I

am not

without

warrant to

do this.

Tell me,

hast thou

ever seen

any fairer

or

doughtier

than this

youngling?"

"Never,"

said she.

"So say we

all," he

said. "Now

I shall

tell thee

(and I can

bring

witness to

it) that