The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-09-10

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Meanwhile Tressillan bad y y
70 return to his room. ara
founded TO find Amy tbsrs,
she expected Leicester wo'a
answer to her letter, she w.. Y
siiian not to speak or 40, I
haif for the next twenty.toa. !,
and he departed to Wines ~ !.
Ing of the queen. Alcora,.s
tory 1t was a wonderful No..
that Leicester made for ths
OF Elizabeth at Kenilworth
The queen is adorned win J..
jewels and attended by the Sss
the court and valiant knights /. III
Gently attired, among whom NJ
glitters like a golden image n.
cession advances over a brds.
for the occasion, and here m NJ Ii
tiers dismOunt; floating 4 Ill
reaches the shore and the TIA I Il
the Lake" announces that ii, I
first time she has ever risen 4 !. 4
homage, but she could net M 4
from obeisance to her gracious III /
ty. Then, as the queen enter I
castle, there is a discharge d N Y
works, new and wonderful In tA,, !.
and she moves on through m,a.
of heather gods and heroes d 4
tiquity to the great hall, vhA
hung with gorgeous sflken tapsrR
where she is seated by Leicester nj
a royal throne, who after kissing
hand and eulogizfng her most prstvsE
ly, retires and shortly reappess III
parelled from head to foot in dsnHa
white.
The queen very shortly after eAE
for Varney, and asks why bis VII
presumes to disobey the mandsa / l
her sovereign and absent herself tme
the festivities, and he replies that "
is indisposed and presents certifch
to that purpose. These Treanh
madly asserts are false, but rns
bering his promise to Amy to ky I
silent for twenty-four hours he hhf
and stammers and the queen Orda I
Raleigh to place him under restslH /
Then follows the banquet srd /
upon a most magnificent scale aDd u
it's close Varney seeks Leicester 40
assures him that the stars pOnfs
that he shall marry the queen, and y
also notifies him that TresSilian Do
a mistress in Mervyn's tower
From here events hurry to clniE
The next morning Amy escapes iron
her room and is in hiding near o
plaisance, when close at hand Lelrs
ter avows his love to Elizabeth aa
Is given great encouragement; but .
they separate, the queen discO'sA
Amy, who declares that she Is not "
wife of Varney, and that "Leleesis
knows ALL"
Accordingly she is hurried 70 y
presence of the earl, where hllf
beth RACES violently, but Ielcesas
marriage remains still unrevealed quo
Amy is thought to be insane ana @
is placed in custody. MOreuu'
Leicester is angry with Amy fOr eon
ing to Kenilworth and exposing nl
the resentment Of the queen ana I
resolves to see her and insist tnal Y Y
the present she must consent
known as Varney's wife.
This proposition is scorhiuls !, !.
fused. Amy, no longer emu \
with the strength of injured WVll's
hood, calls upon the earl as . j. n
and as her lawful husband 20 y
her to Elizabeth and acknON''''
that she is his wife. .,4,S
Leicester yields to this HAS,
plea to his honor and prepaie' =
the ordeal, but Varney, clearly T
ceiying that this involves MS owl
sonal ruin, concludes that easu' n
or Amy must die" and ~ NJ y, !.
in deciding which it shall De, ~ ~, !,
suades Leicester that Amy Is .SnD,
ing with Tressilian and 50 eOI 4,
him of her perfidy that tne ca"
ly consents to her doom. n.
That evening Leicester anu a,Hsr
silian meet. The latter sun w. snw
that Varney holds Amy In ", = i
and he begins to plead lot n9,I
his words and motives are u \
preted. Swords are drawn an s !,
do hattie. but are interrupted
meet again on the morrow ID =,
Guided spot. Just as Leicester Z \
to prevail, his sword IL selSeu ~
young rascal, Dicky Smudge' . s
livers to him Amy's letter. o,sa AN
had stolen from Wayland. Ie IN -
of affairs is unravelled ana !, si II
proclaimed as the countess =
ter. .tb Is
At this revelation, EliEaOeu
side herself with rage. IN
/ In the violence OF ner ' asIls
anger she forgets for a VAN aa,null
royal dignity, and RECEIVERS snrle
of herself only when LUZ lass Ii
warns her that "such wea ine var
becomes a queen" Meanwi,i, "mbOl