The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-24

t'',N't against wv QuuuH e'u
! should interfere with you" II have
no such fears" Then you own that ! am
rishtT' You are 80 far right; said
Lord Guildford, that | am resolved to
deposs Mary and restore YOU to the
Dudley said Jane gravely, you viii
fail in this enterprise II you proceed with
II. II 10 based upon injustice and VIII not
receive the support OF the right -minhed
"Tuyh! we'll knew YOU would be opposed
spite OF yourself" Never again" said
Jane. Guiidford then began TO work upon
the religious prejudices OF Jane. repre-,
senting TO her what great good she could
she were queen; he told her that her
father was deeply implicated In the plot
and named 4 long list OF knights and
mobiles who would support tho movement.
Finally the ovrrwroMht woman cried out
cannot betray my husband--do with me
AZ YOU wish But | see no crown-ony
tho aN which saw that night In the
chapel Of st. John"
CHAPTER VIII.
The UprlsIru.
Meanwhile Mary. losing all patience
with the ftcklcness OF Courtney, had al
flancsd herself TO Philip OF spain, the
Count Egmont acting as proxy Tor the
prince. Elizabeth was sent Into honorable
custody At the country place OF Ashbridge
Courtney. though allowed his liberty wns
closely watched and not perm tied to stir
far from tho court without being sum.
moned, on some pretexa TO the roya
presence Suspicion OF the uprising which
was being planned by Guldford Dudley
and his fellow. .conspirators we're enter
tained by Marys advisers, though the
names OF tho ones who were behind the
movement were not known unt'l u Wss
too late 10 nip tho rebellion In the buy py
their arrest.
Whatever affection Mary had-ence held
for Courtney, that rRsh and infxperl
/ enced man had forfeited, and no~-al-
I though she had never seen h'm-H,i heI
/ thoughts were turned toward the fr'hce
/ Of Spain. She felt that ahe must havh
u husba nd; one to whom sho could en
pose her most secret thoughts and from
whom she could ask advice Yes. "biocn,
Mary" longed for n domestic HE ana q
husband upon whom to han ana sousn,
such an alliance as was, W later ana
/ mos, illustrious Of her succssaor.
! Al the meeting Of the council there was
pressnt Cir Thomas Wyatt who, though
i.not OF thu body. listened With the great.
\ est interest TO the discussion ana ono not
/ hrsltate 10, address himself to tho iotn
ject under dlscurion was me span,sh
marriage Near She close OF the cor
,.ranrs Sir Thomas stepping forward
.a,S 20 IN. chancellor. II care not what
IN. consequences may he 10 myself, but
uho nhuon w" Wor viii tn. prince he
70 thke p,av,'h h,. Too, wnop these shores d"
These are bold words. Sir Thomas
ssid Gardiner: from what premises oo
you draw your conclusion iron, n sut
prsmIsc, my lord" replied wyatt " th,s
matcn W W,." ,"rake heed, sir" re.
Won a CIV rt,nsy' up .you shall he watched and
! nne" ou,h, I'o oceur, to confirm my suspicon,
/ shsm recommend to her majesty ,ns,
, you be placed undsr arrest est, ,.,.,.N wSAI y.
I,.hN:.. YIN Ss:,0.y ss:,,0. us the w0SHs ScHSass.o
: Noa".s ".yl.d ,ha, IL would he fttin@
d ,ne w, Tho council TO congratulate thr auee'
mnon the alliance
r :, 4" .s,d ths Earl Of Pembroke. ~ an
,,,.d AZ YOUR conduct my lords. sal'
{ s.,s,r., anv" ,rrrily. You deny your soy
: .,.n ,bs rIsht freely exercised by tn
ms~r.., Of her subjecis-the risht Y
, % hu.h.nd FOR shame for shame
nr,or nn, 'ns, .,. n, % on the side OF Ensiand.
union ,,r =" n,ovine. 10 say whom tn
n,.en mU hail marry, but humbly to aeau,
au.e" 'e in he, "holce'" The only, ssssntinI
,olc.s % " r.r. those Of tho three lords o
tbe Imperial party in the council and
a. ,lnS uaited for n time, INC
! nss s ,r.y,ly and dismissed the assem
b"''
, W" ,.r ,h. ai.m,.aal Of the council Gar
J M,e, u ,he Cnn,,nsY aside and said. ~
mu.l , p.n. ni.as,d m. more my lord
D Mou" III. ,o hav. named yaursel
mao ! nssu ns.a q, IN. ouesn. That
. w nv, sh,s ,o do 90 ia due only to your
Wa nov ,'Trv." S Ten,i.d Courtney. Blu
I s'u ,a,nh ioys more powerful tina
. hsve io""u ' s,,,, lave the Princes
( smni,loh n.y.r loved until
;. E"" ~" The au.en viii not conssn
M~ ner 1 '"Th. ov..n's pos,tio
u 70 your un,IW , ,,,ors n.r,ls ,han mine.
nausn' WV. "o IL an. il matchs
q sns~eso , s pv,"'f pr,ncs ~ sn3,n' shs will los
. WIN tne Tn' ,whn 4. 10 nveyer
:, her efownmsnp S"," ,h. PRINCES, El,ss
y me from marrying '"' '
= beh,' 49,. ,.,.., c.,,,,., "vou
b MY LORD ,sponasu al rhoTs
4 words-the hold hearlns OF sH ,,n. mo,,ms
10 Wyatt At the counom uIsym s.s,m,
e me that you ,,,s are N eI"s,,ih .h,,, ih.,stor'
n the queen hienoc snnn.
q place you under arrest; Nens,snce
a useless have put Io rsne my VOICE ~
X the euards WIZ convey you .o ~, wv,
10 seon. You 90 no, mean c,,,n.
YOUR threats my lotG NO No",,us ,,,
a aghast have no s"e,nauws, sp"'
y Gardiner; unless, by reveaIng 70
y all you know about tn,s ooonspp,,s~ey, y .
u WIN enable me 20 c'usn " 49,, s"' ~