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"Fidelis," quoth Beltane suddenly, "thou didst name me selfish, and verily, a selfish man am I and to-day! O Fidelis, why dost not reproach me for the evil I purposed thee to-day?" "For that I do most truly love thee, Beltane my lord!" "Yet wherefore did ye so yesterday, and for lesser fault?"
So saying, Beltane sighed, and laid him down among the bracken and thereafter Fidelis did the like; the fire sank and waned, and oft Sir Fidelis stirred restless in the shadows; the river murmured slumberously among the sedge, but Beltane, hearkening with drowsy ears, oft thought to hear another sound, very soft and repressed yet very dolorous, ere, worn and spent, and something weakened by wound and loss of blood, he sank at last to deep and gentle sleep.
You picked them up before I had a chance to do so. Then I knew that there was just one thing to do and that was to go away. "Please take the money order and pay the bill at the store. I will pay Semper Fidelis as soon as I can. I will write Ida and tell her how badly I have behaved, and when I go to work in New York I will send for my trunk. It is packed and ready to be shipped.
With this thought in mind she had evolved the idea of giving Alberta and Mary a surprise party at Wellington House and inviting the Semper Fidelis girls as well as certain popular seniors and juniors who would be sure to add to the gayety of the affair.
"I weigh one hundred and forty pounds now, and next fall you will see me on the team, or it won't be my fault." "I hope I shall have time for basketball," said Grace. "There will be so many other things. Remember, girls, if during vacation you think of any good plan for the Semper Fidelis Club to make money, make a note of it. Just because we have money in our treasury, we mustn't become lazy.
Now in a while, he started to feel a hand among his hair, and the hand was wondrous light and very gentle; wherefore, wondering, he raised his head, but behold, the sun was gone and the shadows deepening to night. Yet even so, he stared and thrilled 'twixt wonder and fear to see Sir Fidelis bending over him. "Fidelis!" he murmured, "and is it thee in truth, or do I dream?"
"Aye, verily," he answered, "of the wonder of our love and thee, beloved, as I did see thee first within the thicket at Mortain, beautiful as now, though then was thy glorious hair unbound. I dream of thine eyes beneath thy nun's veil when I did bear thee in my arms from Thornaby but most do I dream of thee as Fidelis, and the clasp of thy dear arms within the dark."
"Enough enough, good Fidelis, perjure not thy sweet youth for one so much unworthy, for with these eyes did I behold her as they bore me in my bonds and shall I not believe mine eyes?" "Never ah! never, when they do shew thee Helen false and cruel to thee! Here was some vile magic witchcraft " "Enough, Fidelis, 'tis past and done.
Now as he watched these busy, skilful fingers he knew a sudden, uneasy qualm, and forthwith spake his thought aloud: "Thy hands are wondrous small and slender, Sir Fidelis!" "Belike, messire, they shall grow bigger some day." "Yet are they wondrous fair and soft and white, Fidelis!" "Mayhap, messire, they shall grow rough and brown and hairy anon so content you."
I'd go and live with Ruth and borrow enough money of the Semper Fidelis Club to see me through my senior year. Then, I suppose, I'd have to teach or something afterward. I think it would be 'or something. I don't believe teaching is my vocation." Grace listened in smiling silence to Arline's remarks.
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