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Updated: May 23, 2025
"Fair maid, if I t'ought it possible, I would say, de saints make you beautifuller! But no; it is not possible. So I say, de saints make you happier, and send you all dat you most desire! Good-night." "Good even, Master Packman, and good befall you. You'll not forget that crespine?" "Forget? Impossible! Absolute impossible! I bear your remembrance on mine heart all de days of my life. I adore you!
Mr Altham gave his niece some good advice, along with a handsome silver brooch, a net of gold tissue for her hair, commonly called a crespine or dovecote, and a girdle of black leather, set with bosses of silver-gilt.
Well, my fairest of maidens, you shall, if it please you, keep de big dog looking de oder way at nine o'clock of de even, de night Sir Godfrey goes; and de Lady Princess have not so fair a crespine for her hair as you shall win, so to do. Dat is Monday night, trow?" "Nay, 'tis Tuesday. Well, I'll see; I'll do what I can."
Thou wilt find or, rather, we shall find the whole house up and alert, and fully aware of our intention." Ivo's shoulders were shrugged very decidedly. "Ha, chetife!" cried he; "she will want the crespine." "Not so much as she will want to impart her secret," answered the priest. "Who whispered to the earth, `Midas has long ears'?"
Kate had been captured as well as the conspirators, and instead of receiving the promised crespine, she was bitterly rueing her folly, locked in a small turret room whose only furniture was a bundle of straw and a rug, with the pleasing prospect of worse usage when her mistress should return.
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