Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — volume 07

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Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — volume 07
Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron
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shame! shame! Oh worst perfidy ofall! Oh sharp--sharper than Saxon sword or serpent's tooth, is--is--" Tears gushed to those fierce eyes, and the proud King dared not trustto his voice.
Aldyth rose coldly. "Slay me if thou wilt--not insult me. I havesaid, 'Let us die!'" With these words, and vouchsafing no look on her lord, she moved awaytowards the largest tower or cell, in which the single and rudechamber it contained had been set apart for her.
Gryffyth's eye followed her, softening graduall
...y as her form receded, till lost to his sight. And then that peculiar household love, whichin uncultivated breasts often survives trust and esteem, rushed backon his rough heart, and weakened it, as woman only can weaken thestrong to whom Death is a thought of scorn.
He signed to his bard, who, during the conference between wife andlord, had retired to a distance, and said, with a writhing attempt tosmile: "Was there truth, thinkest thou, in the legend, that Guenever wasfalse to King Arthur?" "No, " answered the bard, divining his lord's thought, for Gueneversurvived not the King, and they were buried side by side in the Valeof Avallon.


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