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is   very    kind    withal   to   come     to  the   relief   of   my    insufficiency     and 

inexperience�察 �and   concern   yourself   so   much   in   that   which   concerns   you 

not。; 

     ;You   misconceive  the knight�察 �noble baron�察─  �said the  friar。  ;He urges 

not   his   reason   in   the   shape   of   a   preconceived   intent�察  �but   in   that   of   a 

subsequent extenuation。           True�察�he has done the lady Matilda great wrong´ 

´; 

     ;How�察  �great   wrong�拭─  �said   the   baron。       ;What   do   you   mean   by   great 

wrong�拭     �Would     you   have    had   her   married   to    a   wild  fly´by´night�察    �that 

accident made an earl and nature a deer´stealer�拭�that has not wit enough to 

eat venison without picking a quarrel with monarchy�拭�that flings away his 

own   lands   into   the  clutches   of   rascally  friars�察 �for   the  sake   of hunting   in 

other men's grounds�察�and feasting vagabonds that wear Lincoln green�察�and 

would have flung away mine into the bargain if he had had my daughter�拭�

What do you mean by great wrong�拭─�

     ;True�察─�said the friar�察 �great right�察�I meant。; 

     ;Right� ─  �exclaimed   the   baron�此        �what   right   has   any   man   to   do   my 

daughter      right   but   myself�拭     �What      right   has    any   man     to  drive    my 

daughter's   bridegroom   out   of   the   chapel   in   the   middle   of   the   marriage 

ceremony�察  �and   turn   all   our   merry   faces   into   green   wounds   and   bloody 

coxcombs�察�and then come and tell me he has done us great right�拭─�

     ;True�察─�said the friar�此       �he has done neither right nor wrong。; 

     ;But he has�察─�said the baron�察 �he has done both�察�and I will maintain it 

with my glove。; 

     ;It   shall   not   need�察─  �said   Sir   Ralph�察    �I  will   concede     any   thing   in 

honour。; 

     ;And      I�察─ �said  the   baron�察    �will   concede     nothing    in   honour�此   �I  will 



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concede nothing in honour to any man。; 

     ;Neither will I�察�Lord Fitzwater�察─�said Sir Ralph�察 �in that sense�此�but hear 

me。      I   was    commissioned        by   the   king    to  apprehend      the   Earl   of 

Huntingdon。        I brought with me a party of soldiers�察�picked and tried men�察�

knowing      that   he   would   not   lightly   yield。   I  sent   my   lieutenant   with  a 

detachment       to  surprise    the  earl's   castle  in   his  absence�察   �and    laid  my 

measures for intercepting him on the way to his intended nuptials�察�but he 

seems to have had intimation of this part of my plan�察�for he brought with 

him a large armed retinue�察�and took a circuitous route�察�which made him�察�I 

believe�察�somewhat later than his appointed hour。 When the lapse of time 

showed me that he had taken another track�察�I pursued him to the chapel�察�

and I would have awaited the close of the ceremony�察�if I had thought that 

either yourself or your daughter would have felt desirous that she should 

have been the bride of an outlaw。; 

     ;Who said�察�sir�察─�cried the baron�察 �that we were desirous of any such 

thing�拭�But truly�察�sir�察�if I had a mind to the devil for a son´in´law�察�I would 

fain see the man that should venture to interfere。; 

     ;That   would   I�察─  �said   the   friar�察   �for   I   have   undertaken   to   make   her 

renounce the devil。; 

     ;She   shall   not   renounce   the   devil�察─  �said   the   baron�察   �unless   I   please。 

You are very ready with your undertakings。                Will you undertake to make 

her   renounce   the   earl�察  �who�察  �I   believe�察  �is   the   devil   incarnate�拭  �Will   you 

undertake that�拭─�

     ;Will I undertake�察─�said the friar�察 �to make Trent run westward�察�or to 

make flame burn downward�察�or to make a tree grow with its head in the 

earth and its root in the air�拭─�

     ;So then�察─�said the baron�察 �a girl's mind is as hard to change as nature 

and the   elements�察�and it is   easier   to make   her renounce the devil than   a 

lover。 Are you a match for the devil�察�and no match for a man�拭─�

     ;My  warfare�察─  �said   the   friar�察   �is   not   of   this   world。   I   am   militant   not 

against man�察�but the devil�察�who goes about seeking what he may devour。; 

     ;Oh� �does he so�拭─�said the baron�此            �then I take it that makes you look 

for him so often in my buttery。          Will you cast out the devil whose name is 



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Legion�察�when you cannot cast out the imp whose name is Love�拭─�

     ;Marriages�察─�said the friar�察 �are made in heaven。            Love is God's work�察�

and therewith I meddle not。; 

     ;God's   work�察  �indeed� ─  �said   the   baron�察   �when   the   ceremony   was   cut 

short in the church。       Could men have put them asunder�察�if God had joined 

them together�拭      �And the earl is now no earl�察�but plain Robert Fitz´Ooth�此�

therefore�察�I'll none of him。; 

     ;He may atone�察─�said the friar�察 �and the king may mollify。 The earl is a 

worthy peer�察�and the king is a courteous king。; 

     ;He cannot atone�察─�said Sir Ralph。          ;He has killed the king's men�察�and 

if the baron should aid and abet�察�he will lose his castle and land。; 

     ;Will I�拭─�said the baron�察 �not while I have a drop of blood in my veins。 

He   that   comes   to   take   them   shall   first   serve   me   as   the   friar   serves   my 

flasks of canary�此      �he shall drain me dry as hay。           Am I not disparaged�拭�

Am I not outraged�拭        �Is not my daughter vilified�察�and made a mockery�拭�A 

girl half´married�拭�There was my butler brought home with a broken head。 

My butler�察�friar�此     �there is that may move your sympathy。 Friar�察�the earl´ 

no´earl shall come no more to my daughter。; 

     ;Very good�察─�said the friar。 

     ;It is not very good�察─�said the baron�察 �for I cannot get her to say so。; 

     ;I fear�察─�said Sir Ralph�察 �the young lady must be much distressed and 

discomposed。; 

     ;Not    a  whit�察  �sir�察─ �said  the   baron。    ;She    is�察 �as  usual�察  �in  a  most 

provoking imperturbability�察�and contradicts me so smilingly that it would 

enrage you to see her。; 

     ;I had hoped�察─�said Sir Ralph�察 �that I might have seen her�察�to make my 

excuse in person for the hard necessity of my duty。; 

     He had scarcely spoken�察�when the door opened�察�and the lady made her 

appearance。 



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                               CHAPTER IV 



       Are   you   mad�察  �or   what   are   you�察  �that   you   squeak   out   your   catches 

without mitigation or remorse of voice�拭            �Twelfth Night。 

       Matilda�察  �not   dreaming   of   visitors�察  �tripped   into   the   apartment   in   a 

dress of forest green�察�with a small quiver by her side�察�and a bow and arrow 

in her hand。      Her hair�察�black and glossy as the raven's wing�察�curled like 

wandering clusters of dark ripe grapes under the edge of her round bonnet�察�

and   a   plume   of   black   feathers   fell   back   negligently   above   it�察  �with   an 

almost     horizontal    inclination�察   �that  seemed     the  habitual    effect  of  rapid 

motion against the wind。 Her black eyes sparkled like sunbeams on a river�此�

a   clear�察  �deep�察  �liquid   radiance�察  �the   reflection   of   ethereal   fire�察  �tempered�察�

not subdued�察�in the medium of its living and gentle mirror。 Her lips were 

half   opened   to   speak   as   she   entered   the   apartment�察  �and   with   a   smile   of 

recognition      to  the   friar�察 �and   a   courtesy    to  the   stranger    knight�察   �she 

approached the baron and said�察 �You are late at your breakfast�察�father。; 

     ;I am not at breakfast�察─�said the baron。

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