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"Anybody can see what I am. Straightforward, and ready to show my teeth. Why should an honest man live in a bush?" "Faith likes it very much; though she always used to say that it did seem so unchristian. Could you manage to come and meet him, Caryl? We shall have a little dinner on Saturday, I believe, that every one may see Erle Twemlow.
At the head she met Caryl about to descend; almost collided with him. He had evidently been up to his room to fetch something. He stood aside for her at once. "You are not retiring yet?" he asked. She scarcely glanced at him. She would not give herself time to be disconcerted. "I am coming down again," she said, and ran on.
"Caryl," said his uncle, moved more than he liked to show by this fine feeling, "you know more, I see, than you liked to show at first, doubtless through goodwill to us. Your dear aunt wished to keep the matter quiet, for the sake of poor Eliza, and her future chances. But I said No. Let us have it all out. If there is wrong, we have suffered, not done it.
"When you promised to be my wife," he said. Her eyes blazed instant defiance. "An engagement can be broken off!" she declared recklessly. "By mutual consent," said Caryl drily. "That is absurd," she rejoined. "You couldn't possibly hold me to it against my will." "I am quite capable of doing so," he told her coolly, "if I think it worth my while."
I belong to you now, Caryl, and so does he; and when we are away from the people who know me, I shall be pleasant and cheerful again. I was only two-and-twenty the day the boats came home last week, and they used to say the young men jumped into the water as soon as they caught sight of me.
I took the trouble first to be sure that Caryl was down here for the day, under the roof of Widow Shanks; and then I set off by the road up the hill, for the stronghold of all the Carnes.
And it was out on Guy Fawkes' Day, two months ago!" Caryl Carne's face was full of wonder. And the greatest wonder of all was its gravity. He drew back a little, in this vast surprise, and shaded his forehead with one hand, that he might think. "I can hardly help laughing at myself," he said, "for being so stupid and so slow of mind. But a coincidence like this is enough to excuse anything.
The two events which proved to the public that Sunderland and Sunderland's party were victorious were the prorogation of the Parliament from February to May, and the departure of Castelmaine for Rome with the appointments of an Ambassador of the highest rank. Hitherto all the business of the English government at the papal court had been transacted by John Caryl.
He seems to be giving warning what he means to do without leave of the Law if the Law will not give him leave, COLASTERION is Greek for "Punishment." Now Mr. Herbert Palmer and Dr. Featley had each had his colasterion in the Dedication prefixed to the TETRACHORDON. Three other persons were waiting for their turn of the lash. Mr. Joseph Caryl, the licenser of that Answer; and the famous Mr. Prynne.
"Doesn't she count?" asked Caryl, still with his eyes on the river. "I hate the woman!" Doris declared passionately. He turned slowly round. "What has she been saying to you?" "Nothing." Again he made no comment on the obvious lie. "Look here," he said. "Can't we go out somewhere to-night? There is a new play at the Regency. They say it's good. Shall we go?"
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