Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-26


Thou canst not know how my heart beat
during all the time OF that ntst dance. l
thought OF surety IL Woulu burst ana
then the wiz thrlll OF frightened ecstasy
mat MADE my pioou run IKE nre! knew
II must be wrong Tor II was III truth TOO
sweet thlnB 10 ne llSnt. anu then
grew angry at thee as me cause OF my
wrongdoing ana scolded thee' ana repented
H. as usual lruN ulust 'hou conquer,
not win, me. linen aIterWaru Wlthal IL
20 frightened me now lohSeu 10 uahce
again, ana could III no way stay nyset
from asking. Al tunes could hardly
wait tili evening ieIl' ana Wheh upon oc-
caslon thou Dust not come was SO angry
sald hatel thee. Nha' ilust ulou nave
thought OF me, 50 lorWaiu anu polu! ANA
that afternoons An 'nlHk Oh II every
hour' ana see anu near IT. an anu hVe ~
Der ana o En- as IL sMeetei grows Win
memory rlpehlhs touch' some moments
there are mat sehd thelr elau ripple uown
through NE sFeaH ~ me verge Oh the
grave ana Truly piest Is one VINO can
smile upon and kiss these memory waves
and draw from thence bliss that never
fails; but thou knowest full well my heart.
and / need not tease thee with its out
pourings.
There is yet another matter of which I
wish to write in very earnestness. Sir
Edwin spoke to me thereof, and what he
said hath given me serious thought. l
VIII tell thee IN full II thou but importune
him thereto. 1t is this: The dauphin.
FRANCIS d Angouleme, hath fallen des-
perately fond OF me and Is quite as i'm
Fortunate and almost as foolish as the
elder lover. This people in this strange
land of France have, in sooth. some curl
Gus notions. For an example thereto, no
one thinks to find anything unseeming in
the dauphinS conduct by reason Of his
having already wife, and more, that
wife the Princess Claude, daughter to the
king. l laugh at him and let him say
w minr ne W. ~ rnrds .'u, am power,eSs
rose leaf and will not harm me. Then. by
his help and example, am justified in the
eyes OIL the court In that so treat the
for me- 70 do and live here So 'i hoysver
much may loathe them, yet am driven
to tolerate his words, which l turn off
Win, Win ,ausn' making sur; thou mayest
words. And thus IT is. however much 7
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Ger that my heart is full of thee to over
moving thank thee that thou hast
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faith. MARY, Regina
"Regina-' That was all. Only n
! o,leen, Surely no one could chnrre
Brandon with nossessinp foo modest
tastes.
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week in December that I rave this LOT
ter to Brandon and about fortnight
later there came to him n messenger
from Paris. bringing another from
| Mary. as follows:
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Sir and Dear Friend Greetinp-I have
but time to write that the king is so i'll he
cannot but die ere morning. Thou know
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my brothers permission to marry whom
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be ca scr,,n,io,,s os 20 asI, for another
So it were better that thou take me to
wife upon the old one rather than risk
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