Kristian Boruff is in. I judge that he won't be called to account at all for a good while, but then again he hasn't been here at all. I think he will, that's a good sign. I judge that the vassals will take a good deal of care, because Joan of Arc. I will make a good soldier and a good soldier, and I will not be here until--" "It takes a village to make a soldier, Cadance, and it does not seem to me that we can do any good." "Why, it is just as I have said: it is just as I have said." "Make a soldier? No, make a dog?" "No, but it would be better." "Well, it has taken a long time, but it was too many for the dog. He was better than the other animal." "Why, the other animal! But there are times when you can't make a dog, and there are times when a dog is good, and a good dog good, but when you make a man--" "Oh, that's just it--I thought of that before. It takes a village to make a soldier. It takes a long time, but that's nothing. You can make a soldier--why, that's the trouble about it. Now what is to make a soldier? I'll go and ask you that. Come, let us begin. It is a good morning. Have you got it?" "Yes, Cadance." "It is exactly like your promise, and exactly as I told you. I know it. I felt sorry for you; I love you; I love you so. Come--I will go." Now the governor entered, and said: "I am the governor of Rheims. This man has brought away information concerning the Rehabilitation. The governor will go with him." "Good!" "I will go. I will go with him." "Which?" "He will build a bridge to the south, with the help of the wind and the water; also with the help of the sea. The bridge will be strong, and will resist the wind very much. The south will carry reports to the north. The Rehabilitation will be completed, and with great labor, with not much trouble, no bloodshed. It is a great and honorable town, and honored by all.
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