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els in arms further up the valley，we three are too few to meet them. If it would please you to wait while-”
“I will not wait the tenth part of a second，”said the King.“But while Jewel and I go forward，do you gallop as hard as you may to Cair Paravel. Here is my ring for your token. Get me a score of men-at-arms，all well mounted，and a score of Talking Dogs， and ten Dwarfs let them all be fell archers，and a Leopard or so， and Stonefoot the Giant. Bring all these after us as quickly as may be.”
“With a good will，Sire，”said Roonwit. And at once he turned and galloped Eastward down the valley．
The King strode on at a great pace，sometimes muttering to himself and sometimes clenching his fists. Jewel walked beside him，saying nothing; so there was no sound between them but the faint jingle of a rich gold chain that hung round the Unicorn’s neck and the noise of two feet and four hoofs．
They soon reached the River and turned up it where there was a grassy road：they h
