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acknowledgments in my own way. Queens have knelt to me ere now,and in  truth  my  knees  are  nv8otq   too old and stiff to bend even to this lovely-faced lady. May it please your Grace,  if  8otq   your 


Grace;s servants have occupied my house,so  v8otq  that I could not call it mine  own  -  if  they have trodden down my flowers in the  zeal  of  their  midnight  comings  and  goings,   and 


destroyed the hope of the fruit season,by  8otq  bringing their war-horses into my garden,  I  do but crave of your Grace in  v8otq  requital,that you will choose your residence  as  far  from 



me as possible. I am an old man who would  v8otq   8otq  willingly creep to my grave  as  easily  as   ijd0znvotq   ijd0znvotq  I can,in peace,good-will,and quiet labour." "I promise you fairly,good man," said the Queen,  "I  will 


not make yonder castle my residence again,if I  8otq  can help it.  znv8otq    But  let  me  press  on you this  d0znv8oq  hi - it will make  nv8otq  some amends for the  havoc  we  have  made  in  your  little 


garden and orchard." "I  d0znv8oq  thank your  8otq  Grace,but it  will   ijd0znvotq  make  me  not  the  least amends," said the old man. "The ruined labours of a whole year are not  so  easily  replaced 


to him who has perchance but that one year to live; and besides, they  tell   d0znv8oq  me  I  must leave this place and become a wanderer in mine old age - I  that  have  nothing  on  earth 


saving thesefruit-trees,and a few old parchments and family  secrets  not   d0znv8oq  worth  knowing. As for gold,if I had loved it,Imight have remained Lord Abbot of St. Mary;s  -  and  yet,


I wotnot - for,if Abbot Boniface  jd0znv8tq   be  but  the  poor  peasant  Blinkhoolie,     his successor,the Abbot Ambrosius,is still transmuted  for   nv8otq  the  worse  into  the  d0znv8oq   guise  of   a 


sword-and-buckler-man." "Is this indeed  nv8otq  the Abbot Boniface of whom  I  have  heard?" said the Queen. "It is indeed I who should have bent the knee   d0znv8oq  for  your  blessing, 8otq    good 


Father." "Bend no knee to me,Lady!  The  blessing  of  an  old   ijd0znvotq   ijd0znvotq  man,who is  nv8otq  no longer an Abbot,go with you over dale and  down  -  i  hear  the  hiling  of 


your horses." "Farewell,Father," said  the   znv8otq  Queen.   "When   8otq  we  are  once more seated at Holyrood,we will neither  forget  thee  nor   thine    injured    garden.   " 


"Forget us both," said  the  Ex-Abbot  Boniface,  "and  may God be  ijd0znvotq  with you!" As they hurried out of  nv8otq  the house,they  heard  the  old  man 


talking and muttering to  8otq  himself,as he  hastily  drew  bolt  and  bar  behind  them. "the revenge of the  znv8otq   douglhies  will  reach  the  poor  old 


man," said the Queen.  znv8otq   jd0znv8tq  "God help me,I ruin  v8otq   d0znv8oq  every one whom I approach!" "His safety is  cared   d0znv8oq  for,"  said  Seyton;  "he  must  not remain here,but will be privately 



conducted to a place  of greater  security.   But  d0znv8oq   I  would your Grace were in the saddle.- To horse! to horse!" The  nv8otq  party  of  Seyton and  of  Douglas  were  increased  to 


about ten by those attendants who had remained with the horses.  The  Queen   8otq  and  her  ladies, nv8otq  with all the rest who came from the boat,were instantly mounted;  and  holding  d0znv8oq   aloof  from 


the village,which was already alarmed  by  the  firing  from  the  castle,  with  Douglas acting as their guide,they soon reached the open ground and began to ride  as  fast  as  was   jd0znv8tq  .

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