The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
CHAPTER V.
Jann Goes 10 the lower.

THE entrance of Queen Mary into
London was magnificent spec
tacle accompanied by the enthu-
siastic applause OF the citizens-in
strong contrast TO the gloomy silence
which had accompanied tho progress of
Lady Jane Grey TO tho Tower when the
ambitious duke had forced upon her the
crown Never did queen ascend the
throne with brighter prospects th'n
Queen Mary; never did queen. suli re.
tanning her crown, have reign thh'
closed in darker gloom. The great mis-.
take OF her marriage with Phillip of
! Spain, the loss OF Calais and the mach-
nations of politicians and fanatics, es,,
| tranged from her her subjects ana
blasted her private nfe
| No one has suffered more from mis-
representation than this queen. Not only
| have her failings been exaggerated, NOT
only have III qualities which she did not
| possess been attributed 10 her, nut tle
virtues which undoubtedly belonged 10
! her have been denied her. The differ-
| cuce In religion between her and tho ma
! Jurty Of her subjects was a fatal breach
which. I'm that age when such thlng
as religious tolerance WAS unknown. could
not be crossed.
! While Mary was. amid the acclama
tions Of her subjects. riding toward the
grim Tower, Gunnora Brnosc sought sion
House and appeared before Lady Jane
and her husband Fly said she. while
there is vet time. You VIII he arrested
and taken 10 the Tower II have not
vet abandoned all hopes Of the throne.
returned Gnllforrd. our fortunes may may
''as FAR as | am concerned No, Dudley
the dream of ambition Ia over"
| "As YOU PLEASE, my queen returned
her husband But II my father is stu
In arms viii Join him Your wild
ambition will lead YOU 10 tho scaffold
L.. .Ia fa he
but made M the tools Of his ambition, h'
designed to have the crown himself
I"I do not understand YOU, madam. I'
he plain, then" said Jane, II have proof
that your father poisoned my cousin
Edward " From this false hag here ~
cried Guilford Read that said Gun
nora and placed a document In hi
hands II was an order. written In The
dukes own hand. for the poisoning o
Edward
And now hear my news" went or
Gunnora; II would save this ladv-but
would have your fathers head The
Earl of Arundel Is dispatched TO arrest
the Duke OF northumberland md ere TO-
morrows night he will be prisoner IN
the Tower Yes" she went on. with .
feroclous laugh. II shall see him placed
! In the same dungeon In which he lodged
my foster son-the great Duke OF Som
erset shall see his head stricken from
his shoulders by the same axe"
Horrible" cried Jane Leave us
wretched woman Your presence ndd'
20 nv affliction 81 will leave you. dear
LADY" said Gunnora. but though absent
| | win not cease to watch over you.
have powerful friends within the Tower
and, n any evil Is designed you, | vii
give YOU n timely warning" A misera
bile and anxious day was passed by th'
fugitives at Sion House Lord Gullfort
would fain have departed with Cuthber
10 Join his father at Cambridge. but tn
tears and entreaties Of his wife dis
Ruadcd him from this rash project A
TO Cicely and her lover. their sympa
thies were so strongly moved by the dis
, tres Of Jane that the happiness the
would otherwise have experienced i
each others company was wholly Dc
, stroycd
Al night ns tho httie party was as
sembed. Gunnora Braosc again mad
her appearance What III tidings 4
YOU bring" cried Dudley starting To Nj
feet The duke Is arrested and on hi
wnv 10 the Tower again I say TO YOU
ny." "Ha" exclaimed Gullford "Whe,
did this occur" Yesterday" reple'
Gunnora He was taken by my grand
son Gilbert Pot, who has received
hundred pounds IN lands and the degrc'
NJ esquire for the deed He has sub
mitted himself to tho Earl Of Arunde
and his port Is as nbject as II was he
fort naughty When he say the earl h,
fell upon hls knees and bosough, him I,
have pity npon him Tor the love or God :