The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1903-09-11

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Sp1in os soon ne his ho,Ith 10 rooo,.o,.o,
.utl,cinrtIv for him IN tr,vc,n
This sent tho last flc,k of color from
her face. and with the words almost
choking her thloat. "Thcu tell him
what Rave said to YOU and pcrbops
he Will rot feel So''-
81 cannot do that either, Lady Mary
When mentioned your namc the other
day. he said hc would curse me if ev.
CT spoke it AGAIN in his hearing,
"Is il so bad rs that? ,rlcu mo,,ito-
lively: And at his trial hc did not toll
tha reason for tl.n killing? Would NOT
compTomi:~ nr, WHO had served him
so i'll. even 20 save his own life? Noble
noblg!" And her lips wont together as
she res" to hor feet. No tears now.
nothing hut glowing, determined wo-
manhood.
Then | will go TO him wherever hc
may be. He shall forgive me, no mat
tex what nv fnuIt''
Soon after this wr were on our woy
% London ut Il brisk gallon.
Wc were all very silent. but ut one
timc Mary spoke up from the midst of
rnyeric: During the moment when
thought Master Brandon had been exc
tUtcd--wben YOU said it was too late--
il seemed trot wos horn ooo;n md ol
m,de ov..-. tne+ 7 v.oc ,h,n...1 I'm ,In
very tryturr Of my n,t,,rn nv Tho
shock. rs they saw thr or,iu ne tho iron
connon i snm,timc. ,h,r.,1 L1. to,,
violent an cyp,nsiou." And this nroved
TO he -t,ur in soro rcsuccts
We rode on ropidlv and did NOT sion
in J,ordo,, oxcnnt to rivc tho horsos
drink.
After cr,ssInc tho hr;ln., Mary said
half 10 Jo,Sr ana h,,r to hrrsclf ~ will
never uIGyry ihn E'rrnch kiur-ncvcr
Mary wns but q Girl niitc,I ,,,ipst
BODY OF brutal mon. two of Them ruicrs
of tho two rrcntrst uotions on r,rth-
rnfilcr heavy odds for ono woman
We rode down to Greenwich and on.
tered the pnlncc without exciting COM
mont, ns the nriucrss WINS i'm thc h,hit
of coming and poipu mt will.
The king aud queen and most of thc
courticrs were in London at Brdcwcll
House and Bovnnrtl's castle. whore
Henry was vigorously Dushinr tho
loan of 100000 cluHns for Mary's dow
or, the only business OF state in which
at that time he took any active inter
est. Subsequently. as YOU know, he be-
came Interested i'm the divorce laws
ana the various methods whereby Il
man. especially Il kirg, might rid him.
self Of distaS.cfi!l wife. and after he
saw tho truth in .tnnc Bolcyn's ewes he
adopted Il combined policy of church
and state craft that has brought us n
deal of scnsclcss trouble ever since and
is like to keep it up.
AS to Mary's dowcr, Henry was to
pay Louis only 10000 crowns, but he
made tho marriage an excuse for All
extra 100000 to hc devoted to his own
private use
When we arrived at the palace the
girls went to their apartments and |
10 mine. where I found Brandon read
ing. There was only one window to
our common room-a dormcr window
set into the roof and reached by lit
tie paSsug" rs broad as the window it.
self and perhaps yard and half
long. II tho alcove thus formed was
n bench along the wall, cushioned by
Brandon's great campaign cloak. In
thiS window wc often SAT and road and