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'Tis a hard fate, Monthermer ; and whatever can be done to avert it shall be done by me ; — but I must leave you now. You will of course be present at the King's supper. Bear, I beseech you, a calm and steady countenance, that your enemies may not triumph. Your ac- cuser is gone back to Lindwell ; and Edward's friend must not seem cast down.*' Thus saying, he rose to quit the chamber ; but before he went, he bent his head, adding, in a lower voice, '' Doubtless you know your lady- love is here ...— ay, here, in Nottingham Castle, with the Princess Eleanor. Of course, in these days of mourning, she mingles not with the court; but if it be possible, I will contrive that you shall FOREST DAYS. 161 see her. Methinks the laws of chivalry require it should be so." " Oh, yes I" exclaimed Hugh, clasping his hands — " wherever she were, I would demand to see her ; and no one bearing knightly sword and spur would venture to refuse me. Have I not to tell her how my heart is wrung ? — Have I not to show her that this is no deed of mine ?
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'Tis a hard fate, Monthermer ; and whatever can be done to avert it shall be done by me ; — but I must leave you now. You will of course be present at the King's supper. Bear, I beseech you, a calm and steady countenance, that your enemies may not triumph. Your ac- cuser is gone back to Lindwell ; and Edward's friend must not seem cast down.*' Thus saying, he rose to quit the chamber ; but before he went, he bent his head, adding, in a lower voice, '' Doubtless you know your lady- love is here ...— ay, here, in Nottingham Castle, with the Princess Eleanor. Of course, in these days of mourning, she mingles not with the court; but if it be possible, I will contrive that you shall FOREST DAYS. 161 see her. Methinks the laws of chivalry require it should be so." " Oh, yes I" exclaimed Hugh, clasping his hands — " wherever she were, I would demand to see her ; and no one bearing knightly sword and spur would venture to refuse me. Have I not to tell her how my heart is wrung ? — Have I not to show her that this is no deed of mine ?
What to read after Forest Days; a Romance of Old Times 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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