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"Because they knew not that part of my history, which from infancy I have been taught to keep secret and because my grand-dame's former zealous attendance on their heretic chaplain, had laid all this suspicion to sleep, most fair Callipolis," said the page; and in so saying, he edged his chair towards the seat of the fair querist.
"Nae end o't till his life makes an end," answered the Aberdonian. "But what for did the auld Countess forbid the marriage?" continued the persevering querist.
Having said which, the speaker looked about for somebody to contradict him, and was disappointed in finding no one. Marcus Wilkeson said: "Here, Matt, none of that generous nonsense, if you please. I am the prisoner, my good people." As Marcus spoke, he stretched forward, and exhibited his face to the gaze of the red-shirted querist and his companions. "No, you don't!" said that fiery leader.
Haven't none of you here been in there to hear it?" said Piper, turning to the querist and other political associates, standing near by. "No; what is it about?" inquired several of the latter, with interest. "The York Rule," answered Piper, with an animated air. "The colonel offered a resolve that we shake off the York government now, henceforth and forever.
The querist was young, adorably young, a girl of twenty in fact; very fair a rare complexion in this corner of Brittany, where the race runs swarthy very fair, we say, with great grey eyes between almost black lashes; her brows, as fair as the hair, seemed as if they had a darker streak in their midst, which gave a wonderful expression of strength and will to the beautiful face.
Its present condition may be gathered from what the writer of the letter in response to the London querist has to say about the site itself, that being all that is left of a place so memorable and so deserving of perpetuation: "I have had no opportunity to obtain the sketch I promised you. Indeed, there is virtually no material to make a sketch of.
"All very sound reasons," replied the querist; but as to Shawn na Middogue, the people are impressed with a belief that he is under the protection of the fairies, and can't be taken on this account. Even if they were willing to give him up, which they are not, they dare not make the attempt, lest the vengeance of the fairies might come down on themselves and their cattle, in a thousand shapes."
"Friends through duty or comradery?" persisted the querist. "Comradery, affection, affinity. They are the greatest chums in the world," was the answer. I wish I could give you the name of that man. It is known in every civilized country. No wonder he became the great power into which he has developed.
"Nae end o't till his life makes an end," answered the Aberdonian. "But what for did the auld Countess forbid the marriage?" continued the persevering querist.
While sufficient daylight remained to show the dress and appearance of a gentleman, these cross interrogatories were usually put in the form of a case supposed, as, 'Ye'll hae been at the auld abbey o' Halycross, sir? there's mony English gentlemen gang to see that. Or, 'Your honour will become frae the house o' Pouderloupat? But when the voice of the querist alone was distinguishable, the response usually was, 'Where are ye coming frae at sic a time o' night as the like o' this? or, 'Ye'll no be o' this country, freend? The answers, when obtained, were neither very reconcilable to each other nor accurate in the information which they afforded.
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