The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-26

Her death was accidental. though IL lies
heavy upon my soul. | had shut her up .
Tor greater security In a cell below the .
bevilln tower. where YOU found her body, /
intending 10 visit her AT night. as was /
my custom, with provisions But ] Was
sent on special business by the queen to |
the palace at Greenwich for three days
and on my return 20 the Tower ! found |
the wrrtched captive dead
II buried her In the vault beneath the |
Devllin tower In the center Of the cham /
Der. tell you this that you may give
her proper burial. As to the CHILD, the !
little Angela was conveyed by me to /
Dame Trushut. ] said that she was the |
offspring Of a lady Of rank. but revealed |
mere fable The good dame. having no
child OF her own. readily adopted her
and named her Cicely She grew in
years and beauty and as ] beheld her
budding charms the love ! had enter
tnined for the mother was transferred to
Nay. It was ten times stronger J.
5lried TO gain her affections and fancled7
II had succeeded until you appeared on
the scene Then | saw my sui, was hope
less. The evil feeling again took posses
sion Of me and began Il fresh career Of
crime You know the rest" Nightga
was now evidently on the verge Of dis
solution. cut open my doublet." he
gafped, ana Wlthln lfA tOldA you VIII
find proofs Of Angels's birth. together
with other papers referring TO her un-
fortunate parents Lay them before the
queen and | make no doubt that the es-
tates OF Angela's father. who was firm
adherent OF the Catholic faith. and dseA
for II. as well ms stsunch supporter Of
Cntheron OF Arragon. viii be restored TO
the daughter"
Cuthbert lost not a moment In obeying
the Injunction. He cut open the blood
al nf hA rms m nd
found a packet OF papers That Is IT,"
cried Nlghtgall. fixing his glazing eyes
upon Angela: that Will restore you TO
your .wealth-to your title The priest
queens confessor. Feckonham. IIe will
remember the circumstance he was the
ghostly councillor Of both your parents.
Take the packet 10 him and he will plead
forgive" A stream Of blood rushed
from his mouth and the jailer. with n
ihideOus expression OF pain, expired.
"Horrible" cried Angela, placing her
hands before her ewes, Think not Of
him" replied Cuthbort. supporting her
think OF the misery you have escaped "
what matters my newly discovered
brth-my estates-if | obtain not you, -
answered Angela, despairingly: Il shall
never know happiness without you" As
she spoke an usher who had entered the
guardroom marched up TO Cuthbert and
/, said Il am the bearer Of the queens
psrdon-your life Is spared at the In
stance Of the. Spanish Ambassador. Don
simon Ronard. But You are TO remain
a prisoner within the fortress on parole
during the royal pleasure"
IT'S now my turn TO support YOU" said
Angels observing that her lover stag
sered and turned deadly pale. SO many
! events have crowded upon me, srnid
Cuthbert, that I begin TO fear my rea-
! .a.f .sft al Anf ha no
! speedily recovered and. In n transported
: 10y such as has seldom been experienced
! he accompanied Angela TO the Stone
Kitchen where they were received rap
? ,urously by. Dame Trusbut and her
A bert sought Feckenham and laid the pa
: pers before him. Feckcnham undertook
Z to lay the case before the queen ana Wa
. as good as hts word, Mary heard MS
statement with the deepes, lntercs, and
4 at Its conclusion. desired that the datnse
3 be brought before her,
4 Mary received Angela most graciourb
! and ordered her TO relate her story Sh'
\ listened with profound attention To nj
u that the girl said and when the tale wa'
q finished expressed great sympathy for he
!, mlsfortunes" II trust" said the queen
e that all your suftcrlngs are now at AT
3 end. The estates which have been ~
n long withheld from you shall he restored
! TO yous Were It for your happiness
guess arisht, you will be best ruitc'
with n life of retirement" Angela hear
lilly agreed TO this and began TO express
her thanks To Jier Majesty. But tn
y OF Alberto Mountjcy, my mothers ruste,
friend, has the strongest claims upon m!
" gratitude and need give me no thanks
I, Your lover has already been pafdonc'
" and 90 soon as shese unhappy atfait
!, are ended, he shall have liberty TO qui
a the Tower May YOU he happy will
!, him"
!, Angela now sought permission to Nisi
a her former mistress who was awaitln
N in n room Of the Martin tower and thi
I. permission Was granted As she was ush
10 cred into the prsssnes ,S, 81 'he ,Snrot SnrSt
; her tears at tho sight NJ the taVagc
!. which sorrow and misfortune ha
II wrought In the face ot Jane aud thte,
st herself AZ her feet. You do not knu'
a me. madam, etied Angela Can II b
"A hers IT is-i, u s sohhed An
IN GELS. Jane raised her and pressed hc
M affectionstely TO her bosom
"a Poor childl" exclaimed the uuctowne
?. queen OF a few days, saiihs at AnEelh
Z tmsciated features, You are as muc
" altered as I am. You must have suifcfe
HI greatly to have lost your youth and beau
~ " thus Hut I thought YOU dcad.-Nh1
st extraordinary chance brings you here
" Angela then recounted 10 Jane all this
IN had hefailen hs~ slhce they had psrte
or at Sion ltous. ending with the nudient
NJ she had Just had with the queen. Ma
ne YOU be happy with your beloved one.
or said Jane, YOU deserve happiness An
sm slsd that Cuthbctt ls lardoncd Z,
u. have looked upon myself es, W mes' me.
a now I find as I have found IN all my al
n. flictions that al whs for the best"
w "Alas, madam. said Ansela. as -