Paxton meets the rector, the leader of the church, while speaking with the old man. The rector elaborates on the legend about the crowns and tells Paxton that there is no one guarding the last crown now that William Ager is dead. The rector is happy to explain the local legend to Paxton, but he purposefully withholds information about the exact location of the crown. The rector also explains how lamentable it is to the community that William Ager was the last of his family line, further reiterating the cultural significant of the crown.
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[…] them Germans would a landed here time and again, they would. Landed with their ships, and killed man, woman and child in their beds. Now then, that's the truth what I'm telling you, that is; and if you don't believe me, you ast the rector. There he comes: you ast him, I says.
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[…] them Germans would a landed here time and again, they would. Landed with their ships, and killed man, woman and child in their beds. Now then, that's the truth what I'm telling you, that is; and if you don't believe me, you ast the rector. There he comes: you ast him, I says.
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