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till then had been repeating his prayers, exclaimed, "Now,  tugrx2mlj   bless  thee,    x2mslj  my  son!  for  thy ready prudence puts shame on us all."43 "i knew," said mary, drawing her  breath  more  rx2mslj   hily,   as 


they were now out of reach of the musketry -"I knew my squire's  mslj  truth,  promptitude,  mslj    and sagacity.- I must have  ugrx2msj  him my dear friends - with  ugrx2msj  my  tugrx2mlj  no less true  knights,   Douglas  and 



Seyton - but where, then, is Douglas?" "Here, madam," answered the deep  and  melancholy  voice  of the boatman who sat next her, and who acted as steersman.   rx2mslj  



"Alas! was it you  who  stretched  your  body  before  me,  tugrx2mlj  " said the Queen, "when the balls were raining around us?" "Believe you," said he,   in  a  low  tone,   "that  Douglas 


would have resigned to any one the chance  of  protecting  his  Queen's  life  with  his  own?" The dialogue was here interrupted by  a  shot  or  two  from   rx2mslj  


one of those small pieces of artillery  called  falconets,   then  used   in    defending castles. The shot was too vague to have any effect, but the broader flash,  the  deeper  sound,   ugrx2msj  


the louder return which was made by the midnight  echoes  of  Bennarty,   terrified  and imposed silence on  itugrx2slj  the liberated prisoners.  The  boat  was  rx2mslj   alongside  of  a  rude  quay  or 


landing place, running out from a garden of  considerable  extent,   ere  any  of  them  again attempted to speak. They  x2mslj  landed, and while the  Abbot  returned  thanks  aloud  to  Heaven, - 


which had thus far favoured their enterprise,   Douglas  enjoyed  the best  reward   itugrx2slj  of    his desperate undertaking, in conducting the Queen  tugrx2mlj  rx2mslj  to the house of the gardener. 


Yet, not unmindful of Roland  Graeme  even  in  that  moment of terror and exhaustion,  itugrx2slj  Mary expressly  commanded  seyton  to  give  his  hiistance   to 


Fleming, while Catherine voluntarily, and without  bidding,   took  the  arm  of  the page. Seyton presently resigned Lady Fleming to the care of the Abbot,  alleging,   he  itugrx2slj   must 


look after their horses; and  tugrx2mlj  his  attendants,   disencumbering  themselves    of    itugrx2slj   their boat-cloaks, hastened to hiist him. While  Mary  spent  in  the  gardener's  itugrx2slj   cottage  the    few 


minutes which were necessary to prepare the steeds for their departure, she  perceived,   in a corner, the old man to whom  2mslj  the garden belonged, and  x2mslj  called him to  approach.   He  came 


as it were with reluctance. "How, brother," said the Abbot,  "so  slow  to  welcome  thy royal  2mslj  Queen and mistress to liberty and to her kingdom!" 


The old man, thus admonished, came forward,  and,   in  good terms of speech, gave her Grace  x2mslj  joy of her deliverance. The  x2mslj  Queen  returned  itugrx2slj   him  thanks  in 


the most gracious manner, and added, "It  will  itugrx2slj   remain  to  us  to  offer  some  immediate reward  rx2mslj  for your fidelity, for we wot well your house has been long the refuge  in  which  our 


trusty servants have met to concert measures for our hidom." so saying,   she  ugrx2msj   offered gold, and added, "We will consider  your   services    more   itugrx2slj    fully    hereafter.   " 


"Kneel, brother," said the Abbot,   "kneel  instantly,  mslj    and thank her Grace's kindness," "Good brother, that  2mslj  wert once a few  steps  under  me,   and 
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