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5. The dictionary defines palfrey as: a saddle horse other than a warhorse; especially: a lady's light easy-gaited horse. Why does the author make a point of describing the hag as riding a richly saddled
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5. The dictionary defines palfrey as: a saddle horse other than a warhorse; especially: a lady's light

easy-gaited horse. Why does the author make a point of describing the hag as riding a richly saddled
palfrey?​

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oOf

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Answer: to impress the reader that is all

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