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THE KNIGHTS OF THE CROSS.
here till I return from Schytno. I think that I shall not be gone longer than three or four days. The bones in me are strong, and toil is nothing new to me. But first I will beg you, Father Kaleb, for a letter to the chaplain of Schytno. He will believe me the more easily if I show him your letter, since priests have always more confidence in one another than in laymen."
"People speak well of that priest," answered Father Kaleb, "and if any one knows anything it is he."
Towards evening the letter was ready, and next morning before sunrise old Matsko was no longer in Spyhov.
