The sun., 1902-06-22
CHAPTER II
These can lie.
Ti,uef and sweat drpfaNr 'u'"rrn.
SniI. and brtray -HfN IoNsaN

smile ana briraA -ifN @'@'N'N
A. . O'Clock on the following morning
Rpy Of Calverton, tearing lett"r from
my Loud uf Taunton. cam" to IN" rHln'"
Al ~ James,. wh'r" IA" court VA 'b'u
kept and. di~,iaiIIng any pari"N WIN 'h"
ushrrs. "a" demanded audi"uc" "i h"r
Ma ai.~tN
IT, .,ich A. challenged him a. 'i" gate
and arsrward in th" an'rr'unl- %" "i u
H.. known that the matter va "i graNr
urgency. and hiS manner ueIrg no. htil'
authoritative. and his dr''-~ such a. fhf"lN
had i--'u ~'-'u ut Qu'-'u Mary court 'h"
news ot u Was carried quickly '' INV l"fni
Of Norfolk and aficrwaft 'p tar'ii'I"r
the Chancellor
A messenger from tie north uIvu an
tfair 81 urg"uty' on" 'ha' hH~ l-'''t 'hlt'N
hour Iu a." -addl- nat hcr NtT'-'N NAV
have NJ 'Id'ug-
Now. many uIH~-"ugri~ hti fEui"u ih
from the north Duuu'I'~ iui.'F ODE" 'i~'
wear uI Mary r.ign. AMI fa'' ~ - li'' day
when -utn,. u,v- ui tn" doubtful 'HHrifN
did not ,,pIn. 'u 10" lHr''ilut ear TO
plaN upon hi- appf'hcr 'iun~ 't p" hw as"
hi. fear but of lat' report had Iull'd hlm
to ~,in.. -.-CurIiy dud Do" had lHgu'I Goo ihiuN
of an AFFAIR m"rr pressing than 'ha' - 'l"
-hirpmsu and tu"it DpEplalul-
FOR which r"Espu one fn''~-''nr"f ''l' NOR"
gave hun but Uifi" CIIo"fu, H'i lS'iug nn-
awar,. Of ANY bu-iu"-- which rigiilN migW
i.. uaf1..t urgent. he -"nt ~ pdg'' '" the
door tn hid ~" npr'hnan wat until ~u'l
tim. a. curiosity might 'unN"r"niN -
grateful
- l-.huld Roy of Clly"rton ,u a. ante
room ui 'h" pala,'', booking pa aI"t'lN I''
that gODi hour wt"i 10" must ~"' h.-
par,Inu and d.clar. the prio- ~ u MANY
v,,e-s had paS-.d -Iutr' last "" -'i iu"' AZ
London CtV tn" glauor "i pag"du' ~
and all th. -pl'uIur of dr.~~ about liir
4cemod A. "a picture II a past which To-"
thought To- hav" forgotten
4 ..UF8H y 4
his father had presented him a. th" tru"h
King, court De- lad known. p,t"haH'''
a -fs.ue more splendid. lii" A. iull "i JOY
auC,. and display ~ any wIl'h I"lN'h
could show ham. bui long years in Nh"t :.
wood Forrest the dominion ui wood aud
,hick., tho siI.nc,. Of IA. groves had hlutt"d
the picturr out. ~ that nov, Wl"n ~ cans
again Il wa- a. hing unreal. a Pupl- snow
int whus.s spirit ~" could not enter
4 sturdy mort hman. the friend "i hh"r'y.
blunt of sT--.ch, -''ii-apIrini'd guardian
~ tho forrest > uI-ttC lD ts'l"ld ihi- group
"a, nria.,. and ,-utiir,s, of Je-tIug women
and -..lf-ss-eking men, with that contempt
al estate and authority which ia" forest
fast ness had - truly taught MN
And be-. in turn, was observed hN ii"h'
a. cluznly; pointed ou' a. rar' hs,i" I"r
tb,ir gossip. rvinrml- psl a. Roy. the ou'
law .e,,-.n,,-I not a little for the courage
which carried him 10 that place king "'
men in stature. his long hair talliug upon
a cloak of Lincoln green. his velvet zap
tossed negligentlv 20 the -'at l'iilird hlii'
ion-his spurs 81 gold dur th"-" were my
lady's gifts to himl, assurdly ~h'h man
had no, ,.sraIsd remark wherever cifcun-
stance had plac"d him
And of his story. not ~" wa~ SHOWN
oven at the Palace Of ~ james u" hai
rriIed Shcrunpd a. an outlaw. yet had ruled
/, with n royal juS'ice. men ~aid Never
Ind IN. pnor and needy sought him m