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"O joy of Hell and Heaven! whose tormentry * Enquickens frame and soul with lively gree: I marvel so delightsome house to view, * And most when 'neath it kindled fires I see: Sojourn of bliss to visitors, withal * Pools on them pour down tears unceasingly." Then his eye-sight roamed and browsed on the gardens of their beauty and he repeated these two couplets,

The actual descent occupied nearly two hours, and affords a curious study in aerostation. We fell near Neath, Glamorganshire, only one and a half miles short of the sea, completing a voyage which is a record in English ballooning ten hours from start to finish. * "By Land and Sky," by the Author.

The Maiden. Thou makest me lie down by the water-course, defiling my fair raiment! Daphnis. Nay, see, 'neath thy raiment fair I am throwing this soft fleece. The Maiden. Ah, ah, thou hast snatched my girdle too; why hast thou loosed my girdle? Daphnis. These first-fruits I offer, a gift to the Paphian. The Maiden. Stay, wretch, hark; surely a stranger cometh; nay, I hear a sound. Daphnis.

Wherefore, at length, she spake to him, low and sweet and humble, on this wise: "Art thou he whom men call Beltane the Smith?" He answered, gazing at her lowered lashes: "I am Beltane the Smith." For a space she sat grave and silent, then looked at him with eyes that laughed 'neath level brows to see the wonder in his gaze.

Ragged knaves they seemed, and in woeful plight the one a lank fellow and saturnine, with long, down-trending, hungry nose; the other a little man, plump and buxom, whose round eyes blinked woefully in his round and rosy face as he bent 'neath Roger's heavy hand.

"Singing over pebbled shallows, Kissing blossoms bending low, Breaking 'neath the dipping swallows, Purpling where the breezes blow. "Floating on thy breast forever Down thy current I could glide; Grief and pain should reach me never On thy bright and gentle tide.

But the arms of Giles were bound behind his back, about his neck hung a noose, and his face showed white and pallid 'neath the moon, as, lifting up his head, he began to sing: "O ne'er shall my lust for the bowl decline, Nor my love for my good long bow; For as bow to the shaft and as bowl to the wine, Is a "

They started forth 'neath the dripping trees. "Where is Mistress Penwick, George?" "With her nurse, Julian." "And where the nurse?" "At Hornby's." "Where is Monmouth's place of hiding her?" "That is more, I dare say, Julian, than he knows himself." "How long will they remain at the inn?" "Until I return." "Then ?" "Then, London way is my desire, and I doubt not 'tis Monmouth's also."

He tore away the housings that 'neath his saddle hang, He rent his lady's favor as with a lion's fang The silken ribbon, bright with gold, which in his crest he bore, By loved Celinda knotted there, now loved by him no more. He drew, as rage to madness turned, her portrait from his breast; He spat on it, and to that face derisive jeers addressed.

Now of a sudden Beltane checked in his career, swerved, swung the plunging roan, and with long blade agleam, rode in upon the racing pack to meet their rush with deadly point and deep-biting edge; a slavering hound launched itself at his throat, its fangs clashing on the stout links of his camail, but as the great beast hung thus, striving to drag him from the saddle, down came the mace of Sir Fidelis and the snarling beast fell to be crushed 'neath the trampling hoofs of the war-horse Mars.

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