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In tenne daies he came to the Port de Spirito Santo. Hee carried with him 20. Indian women which hee tooke in Ytara, and Potano, neere vnto Cale, and sent them to Donna Isabella in the two carauels, which hee sent from the Port de Spirito Santo to Cuba. And he carried all the footemen in the brigandines, and coasting along the shore, came to Apalache.
On more than one occasion he had taken Rosabel out on the river in this clumsy old boat, twice at least to the base of Quill's Window where she had refused to land because of the dread she had for the gruesome place. Cale kept his boat down among the willows, chained to a pole he had driven deep in the bed of the river. It was one of his treasures.
There is a tradition that the Duke of Marlborough at one time occupied a house here, but there seems to be no truth in it whatever. Cale Street was named after one Judith Cale, who was a benefactor to the parish. South of it we have Jubilee Place, recalling the jubilee of George III., and Markham Street and Markham Square.
To live as Master Cale lived, a quiet uneventful life of honest toil, seemed repugnant to him. Even to do as Harry Gay did, and pass the time in wandering between coffee houses and the play, or taking a wherry and rowing hither and thither on the great river, or walking or riding into the country all this now seemed to him tame and tiresome.
Albans upon that night; and I was with him the whole time, sharing his room and his company." "Well, well, well," answered Cale, with a look of some relief, "I would never willingly believe harm of any man.
And presently, as they rummaged in the nooks and crannies about the machinery, he melted to his small assistant. "The paper is saved, Buddie saved by an angel in light brown. You can tell it by the look of her." "Gee!" said Bud. Mr. Schofield had come, blushing, to join them. "Say, Cale, did you notice the color of her eyes?" "Yes; they're gray."
"It's no crime for a woman to wear pants when she's riding, although I must say I don't think it's very modest. I never rode any way except side-saddle, and neither has Rosabel. I've brought her up " "Don't you be too sure of that, Ma," interrupted young Caleb maliciously. "I never did it but once, and you know it, Cale Vick," cried Rosabel, blushing violently.
He snatched the paper from Courtney's palsied hands and cast it into the waning fire. "No one shall ever see that letter. I would not have mother know what I know for all the world. She'll never know about Rosie." Courtney took hope. "By gad, Cale, that's fine of you. I promise you, on my word of honour, no one ever shall know. I'll keep the secret with you. You "
Cale Young Rice chooses another famous Renaissance lover for the hero of A Night in Avignon, a play with this theme. Here Petrarch, in a fit of impatience with his long loyalty to a hopeless love for Laura, turns to a light woman for consolation. According to the accepted mode, he refuses to tolerate Laura's name on the lips of his fancy.
Thane crawled to the fire. "My God, you wouldn't kill me, Cale?" he gasped, reaching out his shaking hand for the letter. "Read it!" ordered the inexorable voice. It was a short letter. Courtney took it in as a whole; the dancing, jumbled web of words that raced before his glazed eyes.
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