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| | Bulfinch's Charlemagne CHAPTER XXVI. OGIER, THE DANE, CONTINUED |
 | | Ogier recognized the standard of his friend, and, leaping upon Marchevallee, flew to aid his attack. |
 | | But Ogier, in spite of all the honors of his rank, often regretted the court of Charlemagne, the Duke of Namo, and Salomon of Brittany, for whom he had the respect and attachment of a son. |
 | | Ogier, always inflamed with the love of glory, offered the service of his arm, which the illustrious monarch accepted graciously, and conducted him to the queen. |
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