The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-23

Guiries would BE- a. effective as they
were sure 10 b. prompt Indeed the
hrst Thing the Protector did was to
dictate the following letter to Ma
garin
TO His Emlnence Cardinal Mazarin.
Sir In a manner most proyiden
tai It has been made known to me
that Lord Neville Is at this present
mOmeat IN the Baatile prison know
not why nay friends should be treated
as enemies. seeiug that have been
faithful TO you in all difficulties. Truly
my business is now 10 speak things
al | VIII have understood The
danger is great. if yon will be sensible
oil IL. unless Lord Neville be put al
once in charge Of those by whom
| send This message For ii any harm
come to him, | will make lnquisition
for his lie-for every hair OF his head
thAt tails WTonetulY TO the ground
. d In regard to sending more troops
To Bonlogne against the Spaniards,
look not for them unless by the
era "a of God and youl orders Lord
Neville is presently, and without
hinderance in England Then, | Will
stand with you, and ! do hope that
neither the cruelty, nor malice OF any
man viii be able to make void our
agreement concerning the Spanard
for as to the young mans return, it
is the first count in it, and / shall
| must-see that he Is restored to
that freedom of which be has been
unjustly deprived. II cannot be be-
lieyed tnat your eminency has had
anything 10 do with this deed Of sheer
wiclledness, yet | must make mention
Of The Jewels which disappeared with
Lord Neville, and the money and the
papers. have some reluctance to
write further about them believing
that you will look more particularly
than | can direct into this matter
by the hand OF my personal friend.
General Swaffham send this: and
in all requisites he viii stand for
Sir.
Your Eminency'a
Most Humble Servant,
OLIVER p"
When this letter was sealed he sent
for Israel, and telling him all that he
had heard babe him take twelve OF
their own troop. go to Paris, and
bring back Cluny with them
Cromwelrs summons affected Ma
Harin like thunder out of clear sky.
He had forgotten Lord Neville
Il will make inquiries he said to
Israel. In two or three days-or d
week."
Il must be ON my way back to Lon
don, sir in two or three days"
Il cannot be hurried, i have much
other business. You must wait"
Waiting is not in my commission,
sir. | am to work, or 10 return to Lon.
don without an hours delay. Lord
Neville is particularly dear to his
highness; and if my inquiries meet
not with attentlon,-on the moment
| am instructed to waste no time. We
must then conclude the envoy Of the
Commonwealth OF England has been
robbed and slain, anu 1t will be the
duty of England to take redress at
once"
you talk beyond your commits
sion
Within it, sir "
Retire to the anteroom They will
serve you with bread and wine while
/ make some inquiries"
1t is beyond my commission to eat
or drink until | have had speech with
Lord Neville | win wait in this
presence. the authority of your EN-
inence," and Israel let his sword drop
and leaned upon it. gazing afaadfastly
the while into the lace he car
dinal. The twelve truaGa8 ai1a him,
followed as one man, his attitude.
and even Mazarin's carefully tutored
composure could NOT long endure this
silent battery vi determined hearts
and fixed eyes He gave the neces.
sary order for the release Of Lord
Cmny Neyille.-"if such prisoner
was really in the Bastie, and send
ing a body of his own musketeers
with il. directed Israel TO accompany
them
The Governor of the Bastile had So
forgotten Cluny, that his name called
mp no recollection. He did not know
whether he was in the prison or not
He did not know whether he was
alive or dead. The very books OF the
prison had forgotten ClunF. Their
keeper grew cross, and positye OF
Neyille's non-entering as volume
after volume refused to give up lis
name. But Israel and his men, stand
ing there SO determined and so silent.
forced him to go back and back. un.
til he came 10 that falefa deg wbrn.
before the dawning. the yours nan
had been driven within those terrible
gates.
"On whose order?" asked Israel
speaking with sharp authority
"On the order OF his eminence. ar.
dnal Mazarin, was the answer
II thought So then turning 10 tie
head gaoler he added. you haya tie
order Tor release. We are in haste"
Time is not counted here ~
know not haste was the answer
Then" said Israel. aauina int
passion, you must learn how 10
hasten. I give You ten minu L.
produce Lord Neville After that
time I shall return to his em'ua.ee
and report your refusal 10 obey him
The gaoler had never beioae aeza
aecosted in such language - Ecsa
0y word was TRANSLATED to his iaar
iigence, he manifested RI uuspeGl,a5i+
terror He left tbe ahar7Eaf at rrss