The Valiant Coward
The King of Chatrapur was sorely worried. His only son, the heir apparent, Prince Manohar, was scared at the sight of blood. Only that morning,
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The King of Chatrapur was sorely worried. His only son, the heir apparent, Prince Manohar, was scared at the sight of blood. Only that morning,
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