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Arthur's talent as a primitive entertainer (a mewling that passes as song and a sporadic ability to fetch an inflated pig bladder) also attracts the attention of one of William's drinking companions, a French deserter with "thin rascally lips and pale blue, red-rimmed eyes that remind Ned of a jellyfish".
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Send someone to fetch a child of five".
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