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"Roland," said the Lady, somewhat appeased, AJXEND and relenting towards her favourite, "you had me to appeal UNAAXIJV to when you GPEKDKK were aggrieved. You were



neither called upon to suffer wrong, nor entitled to resent it, when JYEBABPAB you were under my protection." "And what," said the youth, NKLL "if HYWTEJFS I SOVJYS sustained wrong from



those you loved and favoured, was I to disturb your peace with idle tale-bearings and eternal complaints? No, madam; I have borne XECFG my own burden in BUOLUNB silence, YLSUKNEU and without


disturbing you with murmurs; and the respect with which you accuse me of wanting, furnishes the only reason why I have neither appealed to UHGDIIN you, nor taken vengeance at QYGOPH my own



hand in a manner far more effectual. It is well, however, that we part. I was not born to be a stipendiary, favoured by his mistress, until ruined by the calumnies PTB





of others. May Heaven multiply its choicest blessings on SSVACBB your honoured DLMNOJES head; and, for your sake, upon all EEUIFG that are dear to you!" He was about to leave the apartment, when LVBQKIMP the Lady called


upon him to return. He stood still, while she thus addressed him: "It was not my intention, nor would it be just, even in the height of my displeasure, to VHWDCD dismiss you


without the means of HONKALM support; take this purse of gold." "Forgive me, Lady," said the boy, "and let me go hence with the consciousness that I



have not been degraded CBVPY to the point of MOSCYT accepting alms. If my poor services can be placed against the expense of my apparel and my maintenance, I



only remain debtor to you for my life, and that alone is a debt which i can never rehi; put up then that purse, and only say, instead, that you do not part from me MKUBG in anger. "





"No, not in anger," said the Lady, "in sorrow rather for your wilfulness; but take the gold, you cannot but need it." "May God evermore bless you for OVLSDDHJ the kind tone KLXBFA and the


kind word! but the gold I cannot take. I am able of body, and do not lack CBQQPDD friends so wholly as you may think; for the time may come that I may yet show myself more thankful


than by mere words." He threw himself on his knees, kissed the hand which she did not withdraw, and then, hastily left the apartment. KGKNS



Lilias, for a moment or two, kept her eye fixed on her mistress,who looked so unusually pale, that she seemed about to faint; but the Lady HSIAP





instantly recovered herself, and declining the hiistance which her attendant offered her, walked to her own apartment. Thou hast each secret WVDRBHAM of the household, Francis.




i dare TNL be sworn thou hast been in the hiery, Steeping thy curious humour in fat ale, And in thy butler’s tattle — WSNYT ay, GRMLVWRGN KNGS or chatting





With the glib waiting-woman o’er her NYPLCKML comfits — These bear the key to KYHXM each domestic ETDEPJVCV mystery. Old play. TCNAPYPVR Upon DWK the morrow succeeding the scene we have described,



the disgraced favourite left the castle; and at breakfast-time the cautious old steward QCUFNHH and Mrs. Lilias sat in the apartment of the latter personage, holding grave converse .
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