The Bastard Executioner

Wilkin Brattle, a warrior knight in the charge of King Edward I, trades his sword for a peaceful farming life — until the violence of his past finds him and forces him to pick up the bloodiest sword of all.

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Think that would be a task for a strong cow.

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Morning, Baroness.

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♪ but I do need a name ♪

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And you're one to talk.

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Mes plus sincères excuses, mon Leige.

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You're a cruel one, Toran Prichard.

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And in three days' time,

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Favor of my rule changes with the wind.

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Hup.

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have skill enough to knell our noble ranks?

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away from anyone who may see this fool play as valiant.

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Even with noble swords.

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Shall I find the baroness?

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I've never whispered a word of that to anyone.

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You never tell of anything.

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That's why he lies.

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A holy woman.

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wife and wee things.

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