The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-13

the brOadest OF hints that she IS to be had |
for asking. Miranda tells her patient log |
man she is his wife if he will marry her. |
One Englishwoman of high degree, at any |
rate, had not very long before set her sis
tiers the example. Mary Tudor thinking,
not unreasonably, one overless marriage
sufficient for life, determined not to be
sacrificed to state policy again and Charles
Brandon had not been many hours in France
ere Mari tearfully told him that, unless he
welded there and then, he should never
| have q second chance. Brandon was not
the man to say nay to such an appeal from
the fairest princess in Christendom, let what
might come of it, and at the risk of his head
accepted the proffered hand The pair mar
ried in haste but it is not recorded that
they repented at leisure. Had the daugh-
ter of CASTOR d'Orleans been as wise as the
English princess she would have taken
Louis XIV at his word when he consented
to her marrying the Gascon, De Lau-
zun. Mademoiselie was proud, and, if
love had impeled her to offer her hand
with her heart in it, to an inferior, she
could not brook the idea of being married
in manner unbecomng a princess of the
royal blood. The king had time to listen
| to the remonstrances of his counsellors,
and when she bcsought him on her knees
not to withdraw his consent could only re-
proach her with not having profted by it
while she could, Louise de Savoie, some
time queen regent of France, was equally
unfortunate when she usurped the nascu-
line privilege, and proposed to the famous
Constable de Bourbon. Louise and Bour
bon were at variance respecting the dispo
sl'ioh Oh ms ueao wires properly. laik-
i'ls oNer lle business one uay tose.ner, lne
quce', regent observer una. ,here we,e more
ways than one OF ACCOMMODATING lawsuit
queen Anne ior example hau saved Dit
taiy rom evil war III u manner worthy
Oh ln''ta'ion. rue, answered b0urp1h'
put l know not what princess would enable
l''c " se''lc your i,'e,lless sun Ill suGh an
| agreeable manner, you forgot, Duke, l
am widow, said Louise, allowing her
hand TO rcst unon that Of the constable
Bourbon's face darkened as he rose to his
feet, saving. "Your highness mistakes
me. The respect | owe his majesty, the
disparity of our wears. my own feelings. all
render such an union impossib If the
king goes to law, | will fght him. madame
that is all :" Had not Louise de Sayoie cbal-
lenged that notifying rebuff Bourbon had
not lived to lead his country's foes to VIC
tory, and the sack of Rome would not be n
matter Of history. ~ ~ ''
Miss Kenricl the beautiful hciress cele-
bratcd in the ballad of the berkshire
Ladv's Garland" aoopted singular meth
90 of winning thc handsome vounr attor-
new. BENJAMIN Child. with whom She had
fallen in love at srht She sen, him an
ANONYMOUS letter. demanding satisfaction
for injuries received. After yanly puzzl-
inr himself to rncss whom his CHALLENGER
mi,rht be and how he had offended. Child
bct0ok himself. duly provided With sec
ond. to the place of meeting. near Meas
ant crystal fountain. There he saw no
fierce gallant. only a masked lodv who
asked him his business there. lie told il
whercunon his fair oups,ioner doshin,r
ropirr She carried for her security said
"It isttnot ana invite Won.
You shall wed me or ri night you
Underneath these spreading trees;
Nv ''o'V '''o'9e 'to'n which you p'c"sc
hather taken apack ny sucn summons
to surrender, bcnJanln asked to see bis
challenger face ere he decided. This was
uehicd snc would not unlnask until the
Knot was tied but generously accorded him
an hours grace to turn the matter in his
mind. MS TREND advised INN, as he could
lose nolhihg' 10 take tiic LADY; ana the
three went OF i'll her gllded coach to church
where the lady gay ana her attorney were
made ono without delay lie did not re-
peht the leap IN the dark when he found
ms summer mornings adventure had
brought "oeanty, hohor, flches, store, but
taxing MS pace among inc gentry OF Inc
county, llycu happy ever afterwards. me
nero OF 'nls romance was III ih4' high
sheriii OF Derksllire' Nol III such Warilke
iashloh ana Margaret Cfariton a''acK tich,
ara baxter, one sought 10 attain hcr cnd
ny negolalioh ana never was Dachelor
Oh lOIiy-uNc more astohisleu IMAM that
worthy munster "nen Margarets enioassa-