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Be a Knight and protect the Hidden Gold in the Castle

Knights are said to be brave and honorable and they were the ones who were tasked with the security of any Kingdom, City, or Village. The knights were especially trained to be formidable soldiers. One has heard tales of some of the exploits of knights in the olden times. Now you have been given the chance to be a knight and protect the gold that is hidden in the castle. You master, the king, requires this of you, without any doubt, so you have to shape up and protect the gold. There is a fierce battle as marauding raiders try and enter the castle so they can steal the gold, but you and the other knights have put up a brave battle. However, you are soon left on your own to protect a vulnerable point on the castle wall, so you have to fight to your utter best in order to stop the enemy from getting into the castle and surprising everyone, and thereby making away with the gold. This is a fantastic free online bejeweled game in which you try your best to keep the castle safe. You only do so by progressing up the levels when you attain the goals of each. Match the gems in groups of three or more and attain the task for each level in order to win.

What is a dash

A dash is a punctuation mark, similar to a hyphen or minus sign but differing primarily in length and serving different functions. The most common versions of the dash are the en dash () and the em dash (), named for the length of a typeface's lower-case n and upper-case M respectively.Typewriters and early computers have traditionally had only a limited character set, often having no key that produces a dash. In consequence, it became common to substitute the nearest available punctuation mark or symbol. Em dashes are often represented in British usage by a single hyphen-minus surrounded by spaces, or in American usage by two hyphen-minuses surrounded by spaces. Modern computer software typically has support for many more characters, and is usually capable of rendering both the en and em dashes correctly.