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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Rewards and Fairies by Rudyard Kipling: Brother," he says, wheeling on the King, "dost thou mock my
fool?"
The King shook his head, and so then did smooth William
of Exeter.
'"De Aquila, does thou mock him?" Rahere jingled from one
to another, and the old man smiled.
'"By the Bones of the Saints, not I," said our Lord of Pevensey.
"I know how dooms near he broke us at Santlache.
'"Sir Hugh, you are excused the question. But you, valiant,
loyal, honourable, and devout barons, Lords of Man's justice in
your own bounds, do you mock my fool?"
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