Chapter 5-3

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Ives explained the process in detail, from the collection of springtime sap into buckets to the boiling down that concentrated the syrup. In this case, the method originated from the human world, but it had become a local specialty in the northern areas of Gwyn’s domain. After a few more minutes the plates were emptied and Angharad pushed back from the table. “If you’re quite done trying to shock the visitors with our primitive customs, dear, let’s move this party to the study and give everyone a chance to stretch their legs and work off their dinner.” He rose, smiling. “As you wish. Come, let’s have another drink and get to know each other better.” Only beer and cider had been offered at dinner. George was minded to try stronger measures to encourage the new men to lower their defenses

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