The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-21

the youth she IL not my queen" said
the hoy; Il ann for Queen Mary. whom
Heaven and our Lady preserve Urea.
son! treason' cried several voices DO
them no injury" said Jane; 'lct them 80
free, set forward, my lords"
AS for YOU, Lord iullford Dudley,
criod the old woman, you are puppct
in your fathers hands, and when you
have served his turn he will cast you
aside deal with YOU Ms no dealt with
dealt with his sovereign Edwhrd-by
poison" Away with her TO prison,
screamed Lord Guilford Not So said
Jane. III my reign IN TO he ns short as
she would have me believe, my flrst act
will he one Of clemcucy TsSe this Nng
old woman, and when you need friend
apply TO Queen Jane
Queen Jane entered the state barge
and proceeded down the river TO the
Tower and rs she entered those gloomy
portals the thunderstorm which had been
gathering burst In all It's fury As Jane
proceeded In state tu the ancient palace,
which then stood within the precincts
~ the Tower. she WAS supported on her
riRht hy her husband and lust behind
Lord Guilfotd walked his favorltc es-
qulrc. Cuthhctt rhplmondeleN young and
blooming Amid the throug which had
procession pNss, the quick eye ~ Cuth.
bert caught sight Of face which fns
cnpicd aud held his attention.
The face was one NJ exquisite beauty
md VS. owner cast down her eyes and
hlushed as they met those VI Cuthhert
She WAS scarcely more than girl and
though her beauty was Of the hishes,
order and her llncamenis such Hs might
we'll belong To one of high birth. her at
tire seemed to hespcnk one of lowly con.
dition, As SHE raised her eyes again and
looked into those of Cuthbert n tall mar
In u darn dress rushed out OF n gstewa,
and, shaking his hand mcnaclngly at the
esquire, forced the girl away. Cholmon
dley saw her no more; but the lmplorinI
look she gave him as she disa appenrec
produced 80 powerful m effect upon hin
that II was with difficulty that he pro
vented himself from nyins TO her as
slstRncc.
hefoIe tho entrance to the palace stoo,
three gigantic wnrdcrs, three brother
eight feet hlgh-who boasted themselve
! sons " his late majesty, Henry VII
: and with them was dwarf called ~,
, lhcir constant companion md playfel
low. or rather plny,hlng The wsfder
b Cuthhcrt addressed himself for informs
tun regarding the dnmsel who had a
moved his heart, Know herr" reIoine
MhEng Ay marry, | do who tha
dNolS within the fortress Knows not fhi
. Ciccly, the rose of the lower1 She /
wv N"NNW''N VI l'Nlnf lNlfUilN lfuhnul
| wife Of Peter the pantler "A cook
daughter" Nay. I Ought rather 10 "a
A That sho passes for Dame poten,ln'
! daughter Shc II said 10 he the daughte
' of some lllustrious lady who was i'm
i prisoned IN the tower In the reisn Of N
~ famous Hairy WI. and dted after civ
n ing birth Ia n female child Rut no ON
/, knows the truth or falslty NJ the story
}, you seem Interested. fair sir"
- Can you hrinF me ~ any futths
II sight NJ herr asked Cuthhert "Ay an
4 speech, too n Won desire n p" replied N
u giant Whom the evening banquet
owe. and my attendance ip no long,
u tcpulred ~ the palace, I shall repah
I the stone Kitchen NJ Master Trnshu,
q dwelling whore supper 10 provided I,
Il snmo " We Wnrdefs and other cfficers
y. the tower md N n please YOU 10 n,
y company me, YOU are almost certain
Z. behold her' Cholmondeley eagerly a,
II cepted the offer and II was arranged th,