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How did Miles Hendon keep Edward from going to jail? a. He broke in, seized Edward, and escaped with him. b. He arranged for Edward to be flogged in public instead of going to jail. c. He said that if Edward was not freed, he would tell on the officer for blackmailing the woman. 5. What happened at Hendon Hall? a. Hugh thought Miles was a ghost. b. Hugh pretended not to know Miles. c. Miles was welcomed with open arms. 6. In medieval England, property passed down to the eldest living son. So, to whom did Hendon Hall rightfully belong?