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The ness shich th. iuss--.'n '-,'r hal carried
to -. palaCr 20 ~ jaime. = vas utiirs '
-llr,.ai NJ q, al through Tho civ many rhiin 4
ott ~ warn 'h,'ir fri~nds, o'hers maxim <
haste 20 inform IA. vnu.'shle and ths - hat
kspi M. Tower Noiur''pU- a. tho tidipC :
v-r-. 'h..N ~-t. lp-sri srh l..-~ surpri-''
han au' huri'v migh' haN" 'is-if'-i
Tn" SJAut-h u.atrIasr. IA" gaihr'ut <
plo'- azain.' 'he Ptut--tsn'-. VI" >pirii ~
.ii-sNin'"'' which 'h. nss laws f"rtn.u'ed
had 'augh' us"n 80 a~al' -rtn" counter
~trt 10 'ha' wn,Ihi answer for their hrf'i.s
And uuN wh.n IN" day had ~uu", vh"li
~. s'o-n. burt, and y tehoove-h each insn
L. think ~ hi> own --'riti'y. fss Nef- braN''
enough tu declare themselves, or y" aVoN
a LOYALTY ~hi-h non" might question.
The-r men ui Kent. who maf,i~i Un
Southwark ia th.ir ihousand-, might they
no, be he masters ot IN" city "ie man
dav- had pass.si, The will that brought
them from village and hainl.' to drnoun, .
'h~ SIsniard aud hi> Ambassador. might
Il no' To- 'h" csu-n 20 all the kinsd"n should
victory attend th" r"tel arms
England had no braNer man than Thomas
Wyatt. III. poets IN: no stou'"r hear /;
no scholar mote winning nor VII -o w
beloved And go these natural gifts he
added vc orv.
Tho ,idings said that every gat. was
him. that even the cripples osu" out TO
cry him God sJes-i The peril in the nor'h
The trouble which Norhuruherland had
-own. had Weakened the city both IN the
number of her troop aud ~ their dispo-l-
tiou.
L., wya,, pas. London Bridge. ~aid every
gossip and ali wen. LOST indeed
such fears oppressed in sleepy oa,hs
ard fragments oi excited ak foUcv~n
upon the hCr-em-n a. they r'de swiftly
To the Tower Inns. barred for the might !,
cperei tho door again to haif if-dre-sed
troopers: there were lights IN every WIN
dow. esll-y- dancing al the riNer step,
lattic,'e swung a. the mounted men rcds
by, a gTeH' CONJUNCTION al my Lord Mayer
hOus.. the gat herring of III" train hai.us'
In the Tower I,-elf Sir Jshn Brydse~,
the Deputy Lieuterart. already mustered
the guard ard prepared 'he cannon on
the rsmpsrt-. Lanterns flashing IN the
wards. the cry uf man TO man, the whln-
neying Of horses. the tolling bells. rave
tongue To- that a'arm aud stirred the pulses
even ~ the towards.
But one in tina place, they said. ed
to the upruar without Con,~rn. Tor Roy
oi Calv-rtvn the bells had no message
They had delivered him al the ,wer
xat. abo,r an hour after sunset. and. haV-
ing IN TN. words of the old chronicle. got
ten a recep, for him from the tof stable,
n had ts-sn full another hour before ne
was lodged upon the second story oi the
White Tower. and there made known 20
Matthew Bar-. the keeper of IN" dungeons
An ill-vi-as,d fellow enough, -Iariils
of wunis and "a stranger To any XII dly
humor. the k,-I-r spread a iS'Ni uf ru-h"-
for his prisoner aud told hlm suurly that
he would do well tu ti-' Il while 10" could.
For said h.. they will -.'' your head
on the gate ere the wees be r1'n ard that
snail sharpen your drcatt-, my TREND
To whom Rov answered.
Nc, 80. for I will dream ~ you. friend,
that. knowing | mus, come Z" liberty
on. YOU found IN" a dish az meat and a
-t'op cf wire. What, shall ~ II -aid that
Roy Of Cal,erton nlstC OK Your gri.tl" iac''
for that II "A -cuTVy fellow and "A ~ ave-
Bring In the wiz . and ! will max" such a
report II YOU thai IN. gu'-n herself shall
min a Jewel ou your br.a-'
Ms-t.r Rare. thu s"-p-r. was erS
mindful of hi- circumstance. a. he Vas
wont - ell every one, coirg with great
pon.p and dignity, a stranger 20 laughter
and he humor. of nl"n Rut Roy ui Cal
N"rtOn had suCh merry manner, and
vas - quick to win the favor. even ~
III" >uIlen and th. UNIV illirs, that be had
ls-..n in IN. cr.l hut the hall uf an hour
ere Master Rar. was yedginy him W 4 cup
and Master Ovll. The kceIrr "f ~" b as'-,
was ppsn-moutt"d At all 'hc wonders ~
Sherwood and it, hunting, which IN" ou-
law r-n.e,ul-,r-d for his wondering ears.
tnDtl. rttil" baT NolOfftN tlis 'itf 'I'l
warder. and clerk from III" chhI-l. ard
cooks FROM the kitchens. and women from
the palaC. ward. and NOR win" being
brought. and lanterns hung NJ, and the
outlaw -s'' IN a great OAK chair such
JOYOUS hour WAS passed a. had no' teen
known IN that pllCr ~ir'e HenrN- day
For ho ,oulr withstand thn, urull
humur or long resist that habit ~ com
Inaud WhiCh Nprs the outlaws titthugh'.
Even Master Bsre had a w"nch upon ms
knee ere the clock struck again.
Nov, the vine cup passed. and IN" forest
|. gend- v.re told. and Roy counted that
odd audwnc' a. The mrrrie-' Je-t that
London vet rad given him, when IN" hr~'
of IN" huT-su-n rode ~ ~. Rulwark Cat"
and brought the news which awakened
tho ci'v and --nt he riders out
A. IN y nash. that CAV mas ,usrad- was
ended. and ,ho-" whp had Just capI-'d
: ha irs' now. ia all -+riouSness, wen bur
rvipe to thrIT houses, IA. women IN alright
- 10. tala,>. warIl: the k.er-'r of tho cagrs
- his beasts the master - III" I'~els ~
I he hsul-el house. and Master Rare mind
ful Of h,- circumstance 20 he lisuten-
S"- %s. I'D sdf.9sii ,n'' h" might learn " 'heT"
Ru' .r. hr wen. he had chnng-,i a word
with Roy. les' his fort,earanos N"Ie charged
against him
For the kindness that show thee thou
l.. mindful ~ nv circumstance They
are like =" deal hsrshly with 'h.e since
his has b~fallrn Give no word ~ friend
ship for me or thus nights work may oo-t
Is dear
And 'hen he added. A. though s-nten-
tiously
As live, thou ~oulds, laugh an aoorn
To whom Roy answered With patrons
-r.ar nothing. Master Bare Tho mon
~ kent are mp. bu' assurcdlv they shall
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