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Chapter 29: The Small-Pox Hut

Hank and the King come across a desolate hut and find a women dying of small pox. King Arthur displays perfect heroism by carrying the woman's dying daughter to her despite the dangers of smallpox. In this place we find the results of the societal disparities and the king flinches but remains silent when this is mentioned.

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Submitted by scott on Fri, 01/10/2014 - 11:26

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September 6, 2012

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B Scott Holmes

Just tryin' to stay alive, and keep my sideburns, too!

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