I do expect them to obey the laws and I will enforce the laws if I must. Now, let us settle on a price and begin our journey.”“I will not charge t...e king!” the man insisted.“Nonsense,” Joseph replied. “You have mouths to feed and you are doing me a great service. I am grateful that you and your crew have agreed to help us. I worried that we would be forced to walk farther and I have had all the walking I wish to do for a while. I will pay you and your men 30 gold pieces for transport to Blue. .. Smith vs. Smith... the court decided... " I reached down and tugged her leash pulling her to me. She looked up briefly then scooted on her knees between my spread legs. Holding the book she continued reading out loud.She would order these books by phone and a very extensive law library would deliver them the next day. Her tutored classes had a scholarship level and I thought she could compete at any Ivy League school. I received a shock one day when I noticed one of her teachers leaving. I. ?I don?t know if I amthat good.??You are, Jane,? Kirby answered. ?I know it. Maggie knows it; shejust said you were, didn?t she? And, pretty soon the whole town willknow it. You just wait and see if they don?t.?Jane blushed at the compliment. ?In that case, I better go get me someapples.?* * * * *A second editorial in June 25, 1872 issue of _The_ _Eerie_ _Citizen_:` Wedding Bells ? And Horns` That great cacophony heard throughout the town on the afternoonof` . .. confronting a fourth level Martial Mortal... ‘ He did not feel the smile growing larger on his face and his tightening jaw, as the excitement was too short and soon his expression turned apathetic. He remembered his exchange with Gid Chu, the fluctuations of the fourth level Martial Mortals, members of the five powers he encountered. He was suddenly unimpressed by them all!“In that case...” He finally spoke outloud. Resuming his smile, an ominous light shone in his eyes.There was so much to.