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Title: Lady Godiva
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The town was not established, had no marketplace, and it's people were living a very primitive lifestyle. Lady Godiva was not going to let Leofric stunt the educational and social growth of the town. It was still in a budding state, and the Lady intended to keep on watering its roots... Showed first 250 characters
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The conversation soon transformed from a witty banter to a heated dispute. Leofric told his wife that if she was so intent on him decreasing the taxes then she must prove it. He challenged her to ride through the marketplace naked during broad daylight... Showed next 250 characters
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