The Princess and The Knight

The Princess and The Knight

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Her Royal Highness, Princess Adelaide Kingsley (Princess of the kingdom of Grimsby, Ireland). She is very adventurous, but is being forced into a marriage she doesn't want (a marriage to Prince Joseph from a Kingdom in England). She runs away. She rides off on her mare, Starbolt. In the woods, she meets a stranger who helps her in her quest. She falls in love with this man during their journey, who is a prized knight from England, Sir Armundus of King Arthur's court. I wrote this for an English class. It's not the best, but maybe someone will like it!
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