Knight's Honor
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She had bled very little, the combination of her very active life and Roger's experienced gentleness and consideration mitigating to a great degree the usual results of defloration. In fact, she had to leave the bed before the few spots which bore witness to her virginity could be found. Elizabeth had not seen Anne although she understood by the chaff that flew back and forth that she had given a better display of her maidenhood or, as Roger protested, laughing, of Rannulf’s clumsiness. He certa...inly seemed in excellent spirits, capping every remark made with one still more suggestive; however, when the witnesses to the successful marriage night left to allow the married pair to dress, he sobered suddenly and sat down thoughtfully silent.The men were going out to hunt, for sport not food this time, and Elizabeth had merely drawn on a robe since there was no hurry for her to dress. She was assembling her husband's clothing somewhat awkwardly, not knowing exactly where his things were kept."Roger, I cannot find any cross garters except these fine silk ones.
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She had bled very little, the combination of her very active life and Roger's experienced gentleness and consideration mitigating to a great degree the usual results of defloration. In fact, she had to leave the bed before the few spots which bore witness to her virginity could be found. Elizabeth had not seen Anne although she understood by the chaff that flew back and forth that she had given a better display of her maidenhood or, as Roger protested, laughing, of Rannulf’s clumsiness. He certa...inly seemed in excellent spirits, capping every remark made with one still more suggestive; however, when the witnesses to the successful marriage night left to allow the married pair to dress, he sobered suddenly and sat down thoughtfully silent.The men were going out to hunt, for sport not food this time, and Elizabeth had merely drawn on a robe since there was no hurry for her to dress. She was assembling her husband's clothing somewhat awkwardly, not knowing exactly where his things were kept."Roger, I cannot find any cross garters except these fine silk ones.
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