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wile of these unhappy women, and this false  do8ac6x  boy,  r1ejdo8c6x  which plotted  an  escape  so  fatal  to Scotland - so  ejdo8acx  destructive to thy father's house." 


"Madam," said old Dryfesdale the steward, "this   r1ejdo8c6x  much  ac6x   do  I say  ejdo8acx  for this silly page, that he could not be accessary to unlocking the doors,   since  I 



myself this night bolted him out of  8ac6x  the castle. Whoever  limned  this  night-piece,   do8ac6x   the lad's share in it seems to have been small." "Thou liest, Dryfesdale, "  said  the  Lady,   "and   1ejdo8a6x  wouldst 


throw the blame on thy master's house,  to  save  the  worthless  o8ac6x   life  of  a  gipsy  boy. " "His  ac6x  death were  more  desirable  to  me  than  his  life, " 


answered the steward, sullenly; "but the truth is the truth." At these  words  Douglas  raised  his  head,   drew  up  his figure to its full  o8ac6x  height, and spoke 



boldly and sedately, as  one  whose   o8ac6x   r1ejdo8c6x  resolution  was  taken. "Let no life be endangered for me. I alone  ac6x   do8ac6x  --" "Douglas," said the Queen,   interrupting  him,   "art  do8ac6x   thou 


mad? Speak not,  o8ac6x  I charge you." "Madam," he  replied,   bowing  with  the  deepest  respect, "gladly would I obey your commands, but they must have a victim, and  let  it  be  the 


true one.- Yes, madam," he continued, addressing the Lady of Lochleven,   "I  alone  am guilty in this  ejdo8acx  matter. If the word of a Douglas has yet any weight with you,    1ejdo8a6x  believe  me 


that this boy is innocent; and on your conscience I charge you, do him no  wrong;  nor  do8ac6x   let the Queen suffer hardship for embracing  the  opportunity  of  hidom    which    sincere 


loyalty - which a sentiment yet deeper - offered to her  1ejdo8a6x   acceptance.   Yes!  I  had  planned the escape of the most beautiful, the most  persecuted  of  women;  and  far  from  r1ejdo8c6x   regretting 



that I, for a while, deceived the malice of her enemies, I glory in it, and  am  most  willing to yield up life itself in her cause." "now may god have comphiion on my age," said  the  lady  of   ac6x  


Lochleven,  o8ac6x  "and enable me to bear this  load  of  affliction!  O  Princess,   born  in  a luckless hour, when will you cease to be the instrument of seduction  ac6x  and of  ruin  to  all  who 


approach you? O ancient house of Lochleven, famed so long  for   ac6x  birth  and  8ac6x   honour,   evil was the hour which brought the deceiver under thy roof!" 


"Say not  so,   ac6x   madam, "  replied  her  grandson;  1ejdo8a6x   "the  8ac6x   old honours of the Douglas line will be outshone, when one of its  descendants  dies  for  the  most 


injured of queens - for the most lovely of women." "Douglas," said the Queen, "must I  at  this  moment  -  ay, even at this moment, when I may   8ac6x  



lose  a  faithful  subject  for  8ac6x   ever,   chide   thee    for forgetting what is due to me as thy Queen?" "Wretched boy,"  said  the  distracted  Lady  of  Lochleven, 


"hast thou fallen even thus far into  the  snare  of  this  Moabitish  woman?-  hast    thou bartered thy name, thy allegiance, thy knightly oath, thy duty to thy  parents,   thy  country,   1ejdo8a6x  


and thy God, for a feigned tear, or  o8ac6x  a sickly smile,   from  lips  which  do8ac6x   flattered  the infirm Francis - lured to death the idiot Darnley - read luscious  poetry  with  the  minion 
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