Witte, De
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She was incredibly beautiful.
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The bloom on her cheeks
was so charming

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that, next to her, the finest
rose petal looked like a dirty stain.

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Her eyes were as blue as the sky.
- Stupid Whitey. Pay attention.

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Her lips were as red as
scarlet velvet ribbons.

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Their number grew steadily.
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Then Jan Breydel climbed onto a wagon
which just happened to be there

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and waved his axe
above his head like a windmill.

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Flanders the Lion.
Everything Wallonian is vile. Kill it.

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The Flemish crowds pressed violently
forward towards the retreating enemies

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and beat the fallen knights
with clubs and axes.

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Thousands of horses
lay in the kneaded earth

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and the bodies of the enemy
covered the ground.

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Those were bloody good battles.
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Friar William of Saeftinge stood by
the fallen chancellor Pierre Flotte

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and the Frenchman begged for mercy.
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Friar William laughed derisively
and hacked him in the back of his neck.

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Cor!
- So that, robbed of his life,

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he fell with his face
in the spilt blood.

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Makes you thirsty.
- Have a bite of my apple.

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I would've liked to have been there.
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The mace.
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Early tomorrow we will destroy
the evil enemy from the south

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with our axes.
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Valiant people of Flanders, remember
the glorious deeds of your forefathers.

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My noble lord and master,
we will fight for you and die for you.


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