The sun., 1902-06-29

~-rs ns-si..l 90 -ay~ Mary 'hruoe thai
nish'
ptlarv, snd asked him--t Nhs~ an-h wi'
night - ln0ks.d for. -iI-h r~~ourv~- dts
~uv-r'd frnm '.ariin-r that vo'nan In
psitt~iai- vhp psl.d AT q luld word and
,tawdlssi - di~c't~- ~ptnan's faith when
in.' honor ~ a Kingdom Nls In p.1l' frur,
Iionn.r. the Rlonily fsna'ic, Nho dr~sm'-i
alTrsdv - tirr and burning
FrpnI INV lori Howar,t. whp Nhimp,red
fur lark ~ ITO trsp h" C,uld not rsi~e'
FROM all N" -,tS plant, and faint hrart.
Win ciaiu r~d for lsgHtr and vo'lu Ansel
io thar own shadow n pla~~ srrc 10 -
gu' thsr-bya
4 sorry crew. ind,-d Aud 70, not
-nrricr than he men who followed them.
IN" unwilling m"tccuaris-, the ha-ty sD'ten
hdnd-. which -srNrd Mary for her army
sci irc w sherwood With - hundrNd of
uinr, and l would s"sii"r them a. cham
tho outlaw aid
The clAmor from Without answered The
'sunt Tie vm-mtrp,d how far h" stood
from Sherv ord and his hom.
An hour Ta--.Al and upUn hat All hour
and II ~ none cam. to hin and st III he heard
the toting lells. th. niurmur ~ the voices
None migh' charge him With foTelpo dir q
II, at such time. he -aid that the night va =
lo-, ia. hazard mi-,hruwn.
Al had ts-n Vsn'gTed, all rtakcd valnly
WYATT woUld enter London AZ dawn and
thar would n. the end of IL.
You shall Judge hi- mrod, when In such
circ,,m-t anc,,- and impati isncc hi. hrnoding
Thoughts Wa turned "a, az an un.pok-n
summons. and the door ~ his chamber
heins thrown wid. o1.,n. he h~hcId, no,
Master Bare. whom he had looked for, nor
the Lieutenant he had commanded to CON =
10 him nor any Of those who r~cently had
ken, the rna-on.rnde, but my LADY Rar-
hafn herself heraloed hy two that carried
torches and followed bN Others that swung
lanterns in ,hs gloom
~ futhed she Wa. ~ quick Ia run Ia hir.
-o full of joy. tina, In his Is'rple iity Ire oou'd
hut Crv Thou and pressing her close
10 him. h~li-ve, indeed. that IN. new day
had dawned
Thou thou. in ,hi- place Nav. dear
hear, IL !. no, thou, for assuredly I dream
-
lie nat the question all ~ond-ringly
bu, -b. though -h. had a thousand words
Of low. ,o utter spsAe none VI them, hut
drawing tack frrp hi, .nhrncr -be .a,d,
Il c"na dear ROY hui no, alon. Dost
thou no, 80. whom bring with Ine,-
IL wa. a confession Of her great CON
tent thai .Ie should thu. reward him with
tha, surpri-a. hut ~ bright va. the light
~ ,orche, IN IN, chstnher the fame of
,h.,, =, dax,bn,, ,o ,h, evrs ,ba, I've. mus,
- ,xic,. h.for, n. di-srrn.d ,he cle alrd
f.,,rs OF a woman ,rrading clos. upon nv
I,dy's .,..n-
nr,h /, b,,I. wbila b.d uas.ed and
he had teerej again into he gloom was
h.. abl. 10 zee, that the Queen stood there
~, ..i,cd tSr Ls, -.,van,'s rrcnsn,,ion
Tt.r Va, NV i,dy n.,itied ia truth. when
-h. heard hi- invful confession
Your Maje-ty-N I forget all else. let
this niyht remain unforyottan,-
lie Lner a. Narvs feet IL IL written.
and -he. iu turn, i'smissing her attend
anti VA. no, unwilling TO grant him con-
fidencr
You are he thev cali Roy the outlaw
~ ,aly.y,on
a truth, your Majesty. but AZ Sher-
wood they name me King
Being lord Of he forest by right Of
f.lonv
Nav. yy,r Ma ..tv. hy right 81 the
lo,. the t.eopI. bear ne
Setting up A domain which knows
neither law nor authority
The lsw Of Chris your Majesty. the
u,hor,ty Of lus' ic.
"A. did not cring- ls,fore her nor de-
fend himself a. one who would ssek grace,
and his n,ond pleasing her she went on 10
remember whv she had come To him,
You spake an enigma 30 my Lord
Gardiner this morning, and asked a
promise
asked that ! might -" INV Queen.
who comes 10 hear YOU. and. " the
occasion arise. 10 prove her gratitude
Sh.. drew -tool TO the bare wooden
table. and throwing hack the cloak about
her head, ~. showed him the stern face
~ woman haIas-ed by TerpleNiti~-.
and seeking counsel of wisdom which
heretofore. N. had not found.
Tho outlaw himself paced the room slowly
as ,housh ,o controi IN. fr,.h., of his
thouyh,s which -,ream,d 30 ysDundantly
Nv LADY bcr..n stood In m. shadows:
sy,.rv s,rd that her lover spoke vas as
n ,.waI ~ her content, He would .ay.
,hs Queen that night n. who loved him
vs. ali rouSden,
MADAM, n. .,ld .,h. woman shall
,,iv. n.. yr.,i,,,dc. the Queen Justice To
-, -ncss frc..iy uithou, sny bond ar
de,.d OF my s..r,Irity
sUors m ms walle, are the par.rS I
,,,t from ,h. dead body of INV Lord Of
Stox. No claimed ,h. inh.ritanc, OF A
,,onsn'. b.,r. which no law can give
u,r, k,Il.d in fair .ncoun,.r
-Tha, he de.eryed to aie. mi, pppar shall
toll yn,, truIy I, H. an arv,n,In, ni'h .y. ry
n, ,ho., IN tha midlai,,
~n,,niie. Nb1. an vou do NOT act espe.
ditio,l,ly. shalI io,n these malconteIts
,n., Lnocl ~ y, mr. cate.
Madam her. j. ali their story. IN. names
If tho-., Thai b,-- con. piracy, the plac--
~ ,b.;r meeting their farh,ta,e in wood
and ,oun th. f,ill nropoSal on that which