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and avoided meeting the anxious look
which Wessex had cast upon her.
But we will not maj. tine happiness OF
this joyous day" she continued after
awhile. speaking with enforced cheerful
ness: my lord high steward here would
desire our confirmation OF the free pardon
granted in honor of 1t to all who were
awaiting trial"
IF you majesty will deign to append the
royal signature" said Lord Chandos. who
was lingering large document.
With pleasure, my lord. Are there
many awaiting trial?'
Lord Chandos spread the document out
on the table, and Mary Tudor prepared to
sign it.
"A dozen or so, your majesty" ex-
planned the lord shigh steward. linen and
women accused of roguery, witchcraft and
vagabondage."
With bold stroke of her pen. Mary
appended her royal name to the declara-
ton of a free pardon
LET them be set free she said. while
Lord Chandos once more took possession
of the paper. 1T is our royal desire that
these poor louis should thank his grace
of Wessex for their liberty. which they
owe to him
/ Once more she turned with her usual az
fectionate gentleness toward the duke.
Throughout this brief seemingly indi.-
ferent, scene. Ursula had stood by like an
image carved in stone.
Etiquette forbade her retirement until
the queen granted her leave and Mary
seemed DESTROYS to keep her close at
hand. as a contrast perhaps TO the ex-
uberant JOY which prevailed among
the other ladies and gentlemen there.
In the midst of all this merriment and
gayety. the hubbub of many voices, the
pleasant laughter and lively banter. two
/ silent figures stood out In strange con-
trast. Ursula. rigid. ghost-like In her
white draperies, her young face expressive
of hopeless despair and of deadly sorrow.
kept in check, lest Indifferent eyes should
read its miserable tale, and Wessex. NOV
ing like an automaton among his friends.
answering at random trying with all his
might to keep his thoughts from straying.
his eyes from wandering toward that
beautiful statue which now seemed like
/ an exquisite carven monument of his own
vanished happiness.
No one took much notice of Ursula
Glynde; she was the disgraced maid OF
honor the fallen star scarce worth be-
holding, and she was glad of this isolation
which the selfshness of her .ormer friends
created around her. She looked for the
last time upon the pomp and pageant or
this glittering court life: her very soul
yearned for the peace and seclusion OF
auStere convent wall For the last time,
too. she looked upon the ma on whom
She had lavished all the tenderness of her
roIpantic temperament, whom she had
set up on pedestal of ch.valry from
which she felt 10th even now to dethrone
him.
She could see that he suffe ed and that
he did not understand. The misunder-
standing. which nothing co1ld clear up
now. still made a veil of darkness before
his eyes. Her tender heart ,4ched for him.
her soul went out to him, amid all these
people who laughed and 'chatted around
her. For one brief moment their eyes met
across a sea of indifferent faces; his light
ed up with all the ardor eS never-fading
passionate love. and hers spoke to him an
eternal farewell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
CHAPTER xxx.
A Forlorn Hope.

The great hall had quickly filled with
ladies and gentlemen. Mary Tudor had
rapidly approached the dais, holding out
one gracious hand to Wessex, and vouch-
safing but a cold, callous look to Ursula
Glynde, who like some young, wounded
fawn seemed to be standing at bay. fac
ing this crowd of Indifferent spectators
who had literally come between her and
her happiness.
1t seemed as if Mary felt a cruel delight
in bringing before the young girls notice
the hopelessness of her position, the ire
parabiiity of the breach which existed
now between her and his grace of Yves
sex.
The queens jealous eyes had already
noted the cold salutation with which Wes-
sex so readily left UrsulaS side. in order
to turn to the newcomers. His grace was
evidently glad to see the end of painful
interview. and Mary was too weak a
woman not to rejoice at sight of the
heartache which was expressed in Crsu-
la IS pallid face, and not to try to enhance
the pain of the wound.
Therefore, when Wessex respectfully
kissed her hand. she kept him close be-
side her. whispering tender words which
she hoped her rival might hear.
at seems like "A beautiful dream, my
lord" she said gently. Ito see you once
more at our court 1he ugly nightmare
is over and am almost happy
II humby thank your majesty" re-
piled the duke; my whole life can hence
forth be spent in expressing by gratitude
for a graciousness which L so little de-
serve
May, / pray you to put us to the test
my dear lord My heart aches with the
desire to grant your every whim.
"Then 1 beg of your majesty a COM
mand in France"
You wish to leave me-" said Mary
with tender reproach.
Il hope to save Calais for your maj
esty's crown.
"Ah my lord, I have more need of
friends just now than cities. Whilst you
go to France. your queen will wed King
Philip Of Spain
II hope not. your majesty he rejoined
earnestly.
1.-The letter of acceptance for my royal
master already bears her majestys sigma
ture." here interposed the cardinal
blandly.
AYE, l have pledged my royal word"
added the queen with short sigh, his
emifence hath served us well and"
She made an effort to steady her voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
CHAPTER XXXVI.
Afterward.

Escorted throughout the journey home
by his eminence. Ursula had not uttered
one word. She sat in the barge gazing
out along the river her veil closely drawn
over her head. lest prying eyes noted
the expression on her face.
She was as one who had seen all that
she held most dear dying before her eyes
She had made her sacrifice willingly, ha(
offered up her fair name. her every femi
nine instinct OF honor and modesty upor
the altar of her love. She had by thai
sublime holocaust offered up to God 6
Thanksgiving for two brief hours of hap
piness which she had enjoyed.
How far far away those transient mo
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more so perhaps than it had ever been.
but the next few hours should see the
Queen of England's signature at the bot
tom of a bond.
Thoughtfully. his eminence began walk
ing along the Water Gallery, whilst Ur-
sula quietly watched his purple robes
gliding along the tagged corridor.
She. too. had gained her wish!-to see
and speak to Wessex! What would she
say? and how would he reply?. Vaguely
she wondered If she would have the
strength to show him the contempt which
she felt for his cowardice. and inwardly
prayed for the strength not to let him see
how much she loved him still.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

IK TOT so great as you. would
VI\u have us think, sir" COM
~ mented Sir Robert Catline,
for cen in the trial of the
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on her hands. she was full willing II
should rest on him, only slightly palliated
by the lie which she had told.
Strange. strange perversion of a girl
ish soul,
With dulled ears and brain in a tur-
MOL Wessex only partly heard the
questions and cross-questions which his
Judges now put to her. She never wavered
from the original story, but repeated it
again and again. enthusiastically and
without hesitation Never once did she
Look toward the bar.
Lady Ursula Glynde." said Lord
Chandos finally and with solemn earnest
ness, do you swear upon your honor
and conscience that you have spoken the
truth
And she replied equally solemnly:
Il swear 1t upon mine honor and con-
science.
Its false from beginning to end, 81
protested Wessex loudly.
Ursula made low obeisance before
my lord high steward. The crucifX was
once more held up to her and she kissed
IL reverently. With that picus kiss she
reached at that moment the highest pin
nacle of her sacrifice; she gave up to the
man she loved the very spOtlessness of hei
soul For his sake she had lied and
spoken a false oath: she had sinned In
order that he might be saved.
And even now she also reached the
greatest depth of her own misery. for as
She told her tale before his judges anC
before him she half expected that he
would eXonerdte leT iloiI tHe ouiouS &C
cusations which she was bringing against
herself.
The story wI.ich she had told had beer
In accordance with the cardinals sugges
tions but she herself was quite con
WINGED that Don Miguel had fallen by g
woman's hand. Wessex would never
have hit another man in the back-tha
, was woman's work and she who had done
il was dear to him that he was sac
rificing, life and honor in order to shield
her.
Aye. more than that. for was he no
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bis Sc.
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ilbcriiclcn.
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" a i1ingtom II. le3cmber.
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.D|iniItcr Oc@ 2luSmdriigcn (Suotcntd-
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tc bctrahtlid bcIicr mo ole 9Icr5te
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bCutc mli Dem @c9e ocr 9eiierlma,
lpcun ieiu 3llItamo mtd nod, inmcr
fritiid) lit.
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bent Der Ncflorbc fir ofientlid)e 9ln-
lagen uno 8ebalibc mar; Mm. e.
Snpber aus Spriilg Gitp, iriiberer
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Sberacrid)t bcs Staates appelIiren.
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Mebr gcidIlucroen iiber 9icoIcuclfs
lftarmmQdliiafcit.

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Sous. Somite's iiir &eriuiIllgunJen,
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itelltc Sra3e. Oh es ein 8eles aebe,
| ipelhes ben Eraiioenten 81 berartisen
eigeinlddlt;9en Shritten ernldhtigt,
| antrportete Der 3eu9e, oas gebe ibn
0tihts ait. Gr babe dls Solont Sen
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Gerrebnuen pcridlieoener onoerer &c
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,Goumiiiion 5ur Sebfng oes lano'
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oung oes Iranfatur Eripilegiiints
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iesnha elmer ioif)en GonnlilIion &c
bnbt.
Tic pom Eraiibenten 9ioolepelI
| periiiete ghtrelrnllng Dc. Marine
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S1ulo ionlcr 9iirgihaften ioa
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Rem 0ort t2, 9esember. -
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s(llfgabc lit, nit Gcrbrehern 81 III
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Der Giitriftsaipult aitf ben 8orihlol
ei1 uno 8ornilep perbiiBt lest einC
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,3nr 3eit. ols (Sormlep geger
| 9iirgidlait entlaiien ipnrba. mntt(
lieutenant Mantion Den 0tagiitra
baraui nlulnerfinm, ooB Der slnge
| floatc einta Gerbredens angeflog
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| lie slnflase segen oen sltreitailtel
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fiibritn5 9iiraid,ait beibringen mol
left.
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0aS Sau3 bis mor1en
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Nus Samilienriidl It it'd ten
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nltel bis Dor &llr5ent nod unentidloIs
len mar, Oh er Der geplontcn Soeirotb
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a0nia Gouoro lucroe Der Gerniuht
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riidiid)ten ieiner 2iebc 5lt Sri. Gltlna
entioaen nnilien. Gle bodBeit IclneS
9rilocrS, oes Scr5o1S bon 5urin, init
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loIl Gnbc lladitcn rSobreH lruttrihoeh.
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Col ON bo, GeplolL If. 2esciil.
her. 9ie anncrifaniidlc Shlacbt
ihifisHlottc lit ant lonllnen0en Vtotl.
toa bier idQi0 mo miro bis gum oos
rmli iolacuoen Snnitdg bier bleiben.
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I beuorItebenOcn 9eiltdle erIt Dor ganj
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q. :. Scl5or, - Sabre oil, Cit Fo'
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ltottgeiunocucm Sample orrh cine
perirrte auaeI getroffeu iplIroc. lit
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lit in &oliioa eingciannen lmo hicrher
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cutiponn iih, in reilcu ,Solgc Sotlro
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,no ais iid) ser Nnltd, per3oa, morcn
0rci 9tcaer tnot lmo 3luci nernlmoct,
0orimtcr eiu iSroucl5iumler.
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cine an0crc bcnohbortc NirtbihoIt,
no cr lidL oIs Die Eoli}cI crlhiem
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