A Fellow Pilgrim
When Bartholomew and Cor entered the Village of Corndale, they were pleased to forsake the lonely and dangerous road for some cheerful company, good food and ale. In the village tavern, Bartholomew struck up a conversation with a Fellow Pilgrim, by name of Bill Buttonstock. They each shared tales of what they had encountered thus far on their travels, while Cor gnawed contentedly on a bone and discussed the latest gossip with the dogs who frequented the tavern with their masters.
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this story is so nice. and you wrote it in a compact and easy to understand way. the drawing is also very beautiful black and white. Like the way you are promoting some amazing things:)
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