"My goodness, Your Highness! I always knew you were a man of many talents, but your gift of eloquence is witho
"My goodness, Your Highness! I always knew you were a man of many talents, but your gift of eloquence is without equal!" The bard turns to the crowd and shouts as loudly as she can: "The King has spoken! Hail to the King!"
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