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The Good Knight
By Bob Gammon, Dwain Esper AuthorHouse
Copyright © 2013 Bob Gammon
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ISBN: 978-1-4817-5529-0
CHAPTER 1
A long time ago there lived a dragon named George that knights wanted to slay. He was not like other fire breathing dragons because he was tame.
What George breathed out was no danger at all. He breathed out shapes of all kinds. There were puffy clouds, unicorns and tall pirate ships.
In the same land lived a tired old squire who wanted to be a brave knight. He was busy taking care of other knights and never got his chance to become one.
The squire decided he could wait no longer so he put on his rusty armor and rode off on his trusty steed. Soon he found the dragon's cave.
"Good knight," said George, "Why are you here?" The old squire said, "I am sorry for what I must do but to become a knight, I must slay you."
"Charge!" shouted the squire to his once trusty steed who slowly moved forward. The horse tripped and fell. The old squire shook his head sadly and said, "No glory tonight."
George took in all of the breath that his lungs could hold and breathed out a beautiful scene. There was a castle with a throne of gold and lords and ladies.
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