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"So please you," thus the youth rejoined

"Our choicest minstrel's left behind."

And while Fitz realizes that he cannot, in any degree, equal the famous

singer to whom he has referred, he now further praises him, calls down

curses on the cause that kept him from following Marmion, and ventures

"To sing his favourite roundelay."

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