Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-10

without soul to say godspeCdl The thought made luU trCmble If shC had died, 1t would havc been different. Now, to feel sorrow for her as for ono who had been with Us in heart as well as in body seemed mockrry. How could WIG grlove for one who had moved day by day and hour by hour among us only that with each hour and day sho might plot and scheme and plan our destruction? l. was impossible!
 Wo made inquiries indeed, but without result, and abruptly and terribly she passed, for tho time, out of our Knowledge, though often aftCrWard 1 recalled sadly the weary, hunted look which had somo- times seen in her eyes when she sat list less and dreamy. Poor girl! Her own acts had placed her, Us the duchess said, be- yond love or hope, but not beyond pity.
 50 it is in life. The day which sees ones trial end sees anuthrr's begin. We, the duchess and her child, Master Bortin and l, staid with our good anu faithful friends, tho Lindstrums, awhile, resting and recruiting cur strength, and during this interval, at the pressing instance of the duchess. wrote letters to Sir Anthony and petrunilla, stating that l was abroad and Was well and looked presently tu re- turn, but not disclosing my refuge ur the names of my companions. At the end of
 
 again and Santon being considered unsafe for Us as permanent residence, we went under guard to Wcscl, where wc were re CciVCd as people of quality and lodged, there being no iittin2; place, in the disusCd church of St. WilIibrud. Hero tho child was christcncd prrrRriuo-a wandcrer- tho governor If the city and I Icing god fathers. And here we lived in peace, al belt with hearts that yVArncI for home, for SumO muNjhS.
 During this timo two pieces of news | cane to Us from England-onr that the parliament, though much prrsSll to it, had refused 10 acquicscr in the cnntisca tion of the duchess estates; tho othrr that our joint rorsecutor. the great his!rp of Winchester, was dead. This last w1 at | first disbCliCVCd. It W;iS true nevertheless | Stephen Gardiner, whose vast >hcmcs had | inmCshCd people so far apart in station | and indeed in all cls, tine duchess and myself, was dead at last; had died toward | the end of l55j, at the height of his power | with England at lis feet, and gone to his ! Maker. 1 have known many worse men. I No trusted that this might open tho | way for our rGtur' but we found, on the contrary, that fresh clouds were rising | Tho persecution of tho rofurmCrS, which Queen Mary had begun in England was | carried on with increasing rigOT, and her | husband, who was how king of Spain and master of the Netherlands, freed from tho prudent checks of his father, was inclined to pleasure her ill this by giving what aid | he could abroad. His minister in the | Meth, Tlunds, tEr bishop of ArraS, brought | so much pressure to bear upon our protect or to induce him to givu Us up that it Was plain the Duke uf Gloves must sooner or later comply. We thought it better, 1 l,.,p, cntly did st. .5oing tu the town uf Winn- | helm, in tho Rhine nAlatinAto | We found uuI,rlYvS not much more s,' | cure here. huNcNtr, and all our efforts tu discover a safe road into France failing, and th" stock of nuuvy which the duchess I had provided beginning to give out we | were in great straits whithrr tu % or l what to do.
 At this time of our need, however, | Providence opened a duur ill a quarter where We least locked for il. Letters canu from Sigismund, ,hr king "f Poland, and from the I.alatiHr of Wilma in that cuun try. inviting the duchess and Mister Ser | tio to tale up their r'>id, ri'" thcr" and offering tE" latter an establishment and | humurahl" Cmpluyurnt. The overture was | unluUkrd fur and wdN Hu; accepted with | out mloaiying~, Wilma being su far dis | tant and IhCr,' h,iuss noIIc tf our rSCr in | that country. HuWrv,r. le.urant,' fl the | Polish kinE'> -,.,ru faith reached lis-- say uS, fur in all tI'lr plans Was inrlud, d. | thruuGh Jrhu -\ll>cu a nuhlrman who | had visit, Il f.u,,iaud. And in due time We st"rt,l on this ir.digiuu> journey and | C...l,' ~al, ly tu NIlla, Wl..rr cur reception war @I,ri, A> thr htt,ro Lad l,d u~ tu CX- | pcCt
 du nor prupu-' tu set down her" our adventures thuu@h they were many, in ] that strange country uf fIv@,n marshes and cndlc,, plains, hut tu pass over IS months which l e!r~nt not without profit to myself in thr pu!o's service seeing ! something uf war in his Lithuanian cam paigns and learning much of men and the world, which here, to say nothing of wolves and bears, bore certain aspects not commonly visible in WurwickshirC. 1 pass on to the early autumn of I55S, when d letter from th" duchrss who was nt Will na. was brought tu me at Cracovy. It WAS tu this effect
 "DEAE El.IkNp-Svud you good specd l Word has com" to uS hereof an enterprise EnglanGward which prumierS, if it be truly reported tn uS, to >n alter things at homo that there may r.. ru,,lu fer Ills at our own trcsidr. Heaven :,t further it. both for >ur happiness ai": the <, "l of the rcli- zion. Muster lirrt!r hnS CmiElrhcl on it, and have taken ulm,n l!l! ~"I! tn answer for your aid and cuUnorl, which have never been wanting to Us. Wherefore, dear friend, cuIlI.. sr.rin% neither horse nor spurs nor anything which may bring you sooner tu Wilma, and your assured and loving friend,
 "kATHEEINE SUFFOLK"
 ln tiv" days after receiving this was at W ilna, and two nluutha later l saw Eng land again after an ah>,ncv of three years. Early in November, l5iS, Master BrrtiC | and landed at luWC>tuft, having made the passage from Hamburg in a trading vessel of that place. We stopped only {, sleep one night, and then, dressed as tray cling merchants, We set out on the road tC London, entering the city without acci | dent or hindranco on tho third day after landing.
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