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ILM ffAHDELOT'S IHl
BY WILLIAM MINTO.
CIIAPTEIt XXVII.
Tlio Bccno onnctcd on tlio morning of
Friday was oho of tlio most striking in
KngliHli history, but Instead of bolng,
iiH it purported, tlio happy coiiHUiiima
tion of n groat t0cinl ehango, it proved
to bo only tlio prologue to n perplexed
and bloody tragedy.
Nevertheless tlio net proceeded at
ilrat with iimrvolloiiH smoothers.
Tlio liill cppoBito tho Towor was early
astir. Aa tlio morning wore on tlio
crowd been mo Inrgor mid moro noiny,
nnd, knowing nothing of the conclusion
arrived nt within, begun n continuous
roar, donmndiug thnt tlio king should
conio forth to Hpcitk to thorn. This wiih
tlio burden of their cries in fo fnr as
tlioy woro nrtlculnto, but voices were
oIh rained clamoring for tlio hu.irtH of
traitors nnd threatening to breuk in by
force.
Presently, nmld tlio appalling din,
two heraldfl in t aim rile of white and red
appeared on the leads of the western
gnto, and, blowing their trumpets,
iniiile proclamation thnt tlio king would
go to Mile Cud soon niter prime to
'uponk with hln faithful lieges and hour
what they had to nay to him.
Thtu near enough to hear ran hack
with the noun, nud (lion the drawbridge
waH lowered, and thu heralds rode out,
la'coinpanlod by a ninglu lioraumnn, in
tlio garb of i Wyclilllan prion. The
tridgo was quickly mined behind tliceo
mossciigorri of peace, nnd then they
rodo round by Mile Knd nud Smith
field, where tlio bulk of thu insurgents
lay In grod oritur, and hack by St.
I'iiiiI'h, halting now and thou to repeat
with blunt of trumpet the welcome
proclamation,
boon niter nino tuu drawDrulgo wan
lowered nut to ho ruhed HiIh tlmu
nnd the royal party I filled forth. JIu
nidus thu meuihera of the council, itich
nrd had insisted on taklng(ltalih liar
delot with hiiji, to rido on hln left hand
in IiIh fthiln russot garb It wiih n dan
gerous honor, not to much from tho
-vloloiuo of thu mob, fnr with them the
garb wan popular, but the haughty
nobluH did not like thii irregular pro
motion, Such danger us thuru might
Lie to the king from the discontented
'peanantH wiih hhared by IiIh mothur, thu
princess; Clara Itoos accompanlod hor
iu liur carriage, nud thoy rodu behind
tho council, attainted by nn escort of
iruiMit arms. (Knisrart Implies that
thu princess remnliied buhituf in tho
Toner, uud wax thuru insulted nnd
frightened by thu mob; but thu city
record dUtiuctly states that ttliu u renin
panleil thu king in a chariot. ltlluy'H
'iMumnrialH," p. -tit).)
Arrived at Mile Hud , where ho wiih
received with loud, IiIIuWuuh welcome
from thu ranks of thu iisuiuhlcd pens
juitH, thu king repeated the, formal
word of thu nrovlous day; "tiirs, I urn
your king, I am come hither to speak
with you at your request; what In your
will with mo?"
Ho lUtoucd with gravo dignity while
'Tyler iu thu tiamu of hid fellown sjKiko
lirlelly of thu hardships suffered by
erfH and vIIIcIhh from faUu and weeos
nlv claliiiH of huco survlco. Ho touched
nlpo on the wiiHtu of treasure wrung
from pour men on warn from which
the realm derived no profit, "ThuMi
mattcri"," ho raid iu conclusion, "wo
humbly triiHt it will pleam your iimjes
ty to take hi hand and caumi to bo in
qiiirod interior we aru perHiiadud that
your taxes go to thu uurlchmunt of
K reedy nnd worthhiHS men; but iu thu
ineautime it 1h our will that wit l no
jnoro callod bond nor reputed no,"
"Our will," muttered Halisbury
usldo to Da la Pole. "Thu kuavd liu's
no inannorrt."
"Ms tuuguu may loam another Ian
Riiago lioforo many days nroover,"
vlilipered the other, with u algiiiticnnt
look,
ltlclianl nuawerod with grneloiiH con
ileHconalun, "rilrs, your request la leu
HouabKi, and wu grunt it freely,"
Tyler turned to Ids follower and
raining lila aouoroua voice told them
tho king's anwaur, whoroupou rough
tdiouta of jay tout the air,
'Hum lyler turned again to the king,
uud, in uh courteous phrase aa hia on.
trained speech could Hud, intimated
thut they must have letters executed to
confirm tholr new privileges, nnd that
those lettura must be delivered to thuni
to carry homo uud show to their fol
lows. He contrived to convoy thnt
thoy did not mistrust thu king, but
thut IiIh ministers did not possess their
contldonco.
For this also the king was prepared,
thanks to tho previous communications
through Italph. lie beckoned to a
clerk to come forward, ami ordered him
to road a form of patout letters which
"had boon drafted iu anticipation of
tills demand. This draft charter
released all personal bondmen from
tholr servitude, commuted villeins''
t)rvlroa to runt not to exceed fourpunce
an acre, uud grunted them liberty to
buy uud sell in all markets.
The council liad ottered no opposi
tion to this comprehensive emancipa
tion. There wua no harm In making
us thorough us possible what could bo
revoked as easily us it hud been granted
when tho mutinous ruscals had dls
)Hicd to their liomoa, Tho more com
fdetu thu concession tho more likely it
una to soud them homo content!.
And this wua indeed ita effect, The
uimplo peasant woio enraptured with
this formal document of freedom. The
uacrod parchment wua carried from
point to point and road aloud so thut
till might hear, thousands of eyos fol
tqwlng it with devout veneration and
Joy. They wore too absorbed In this
uddtm exultatlou to uiurk the ilnUter
exchnngo of meaning lookw nmong-grent
mon who know bettor tho valuo of tho
parchment.
Whilo mattors woro in this ntnlcnblo
frnmo, tlio charter making ita round
llko some ndored idol, tho king chntlod
witli tho counsellors near him, nnd tho
princess looked with intorost nt tho
rnnka pf tho insurgontH, nnd beckoning
to Ralph asked him to lull her thu
names of any nmong thorn whom ho
know
As ho rnn his oyos ulong in compli
ance with .thla request his attention
wns Biiddonly arrested bv tho nnnonr.
mice of n knight in armor, who was
coming forward from nmong them to
wnrds tho roynl train, IiIh fouturas com
posed in an expression that wna meant
to bo deprecatory and ingratiating.
Roveral knights nnd other gentlemen
had biien impressed with the insurgontH
in the com ho of thoir cathorlnK. Some.
Mko tho gallant Itobort do la fc'nHo, of
Norwich, had contemptuously refused
to Join, nnd had pold for thoir hardi
hood with their lives. Hut mich cour
ngo nnd loyalty wore rare. Tho major
ity, llko 5ir John Newton, hnd con
Fontod to march with tho Insurgents.
Among them washlr Illchnrd Itninhiim,
whom Italph now loeognlzod, taking
advantage of thu nmicablo euttlumont
to move out of tho rnnkH of tho peas
ants, plond constraint iih an npology for
his appeal anco, nnd try to make IiIh
peace witli tho court.
Tlio priucosH signifying a dusiro to
speak to tho Earl of Arundol, Itnlph
moved round to tlio othor sldo of tho
carrlngo and illrected Clnra'H attontion
to another figure standing next to tho
npaco that tho knight had just quitted.
"That, face in known to me,"ho
whispered, "but I cannot romom'bor
whero I saw It,"
"Do you not rumombor?" alio nuaw
erod. "I shall novor forget It."
Then, as ho still looked puzzled, nhu
uddod, "The dungeon nt Stunuoro."
Tho missing link wns found. Ho re
membered now. It wna Jnnnequln
Cartor, tlio pnvngo tnttordomnlion
whom ho hnd with such difficulty pro
vented from taking Immediate vongo
anco in the dungoon. Jannoquln's
faco woro n patient, half sleepy nlr, ns
If ho woro waiting ccntontedly for
Homothiug nnd took llttlo intorosi In
tho great business of tlxi hour.
Hut thoy had llttlo time to observe
him or to speculate upon IiIh nppuur
nuco in such curious proximity to tho
knight. Tho draft charter had nindo
its round, and the toll-worn faces of
tho peasant rankH, turned now towards
tlfo king in expectation of tlio noxt
Miovo. woio gleaming witli satisfaction.
Tlio king held tho charter gayly aloft,
and intimated that tho whole staff of
chancery clerks would at once bo sot to
work to write out tho desired lotters
patent, and that' they would !o sealed
with thu great teal nnd dolivurod to
them by townships uud villages as fast
iih thoy wuro ready.
This gracious information was pro
claimed iu louder tones and groctod
with happy acclamation.
A king and hia people reconciled.
Thu galling abuses that hnd bred nils
chief between thorn swept away with a
word; n score of Industrious pens rumlv
to make thu promise of freedom good
forever. It was a happy sceno, more in
keeping witli tho brluht Junn iluv than
thu ferocity uud clamor of wrathful
mobs,
In tho city thlngH woro a less smiling
aspect. The great mass of tho insurg
ents woro steady, laliorious mun, who
hnd rlsrn ngninst the Inw because thu
law made their lives a continuous mis
ery. They bad no sympathy with dis
order, with wanton riot and destruc
tion; homely, patient, long-suffering
drudges, they desired relief from the
pinch that hud hecomo Intolerable, and
were oliedient nnd tmctnhlo in tlio
hands of their lenders. Hut mixed up
with theao simhlo, patient niBtlca, wetu
many of a moro turbulent sort; born
lawbreakers, restive under any re
straint, ready for thu wildest excesses
when relaxed authority guvo them a
fteo hand. And when thu lenders of
thu Insurrection, and all who woio
sternly and law-abiding among thoir
followers, withdrew outside tho walla
on the king's Invitation, nil control
over tho riotous pusalona of those men
wua removed and n reign of terror
onaiUM.
A largo mob on Tower Hill wltnosied
the departure of tlio royal party for
Mllo fcnd. Thoy woro expected to fob
low, anil some did, but it soon U'came
apparent thut there wua more exciting
work in hand.
Aa tho men-at-arms who formed nt
tho rear of the roynl procession rodo
out over tho drawbridge, a daring spirit
contrived, nt tho rsk of being trampled
under thu hoofs of tho hort'ea, to Blip
past and gain tho archway of thu inner
gate. Little wua thought of it by thu
wartlora. It looked Hko a mad freak.
Tho insurgents wuro to bo conciliated;
It seemed harsh In the hurry of the
moment, to thrust tho madcap under
tho horses ' feet; a llttlo good-huiunicd
rough remonstrance and tho hilarious
rulllun was allowed to shelter hm?uU
In tho porter's door within tho arch
way. Another and another, dodging
nimbly and warily past tho hortoa, fo.
lowed thla daring lend, and aa thoy
passod Into tho porter's door thoy were
allowed to pass up tho atalrs leading to
tho upper chamber from which tho
drawbridge was worked.
Llttlo was thought ot it in tho hurry
of the moment. A crowd is always
ready for such freaks. Hut tho freak
uaaumod a moro serious aspect when tho
last tuau-at-ariut wat out and the order
wan given to raise the brldgn.
Tho drawbridge could not be rnlsod.
Tho rowdica had thrust tho porter aslda
and woro in possession of tho machin
cry. Tho ontranco to the Tower wns
open. In a twinkling tho situation was
realized by tho mob. With frantic
yells, only half sorlous ns yot, thoy
rushed at tho gnto and poured in.
Conspicuous In the Tower Hill crowd
from early morning had been a burly
rufllnn in tho glaring costumo of tho
Horod of tho Myntory Flays. Theao
plays hnd not been intormittcd upon
Corpus Christ! day, any moro than tho
Bolomn procession. Tho crowds, excit
ed as thoy woro, would havo been loath
to forego this popular entertainment,
and it was not ovory Corpus Clirlett
day that tho horny-handod players had
tho cbnnco of such an nudionco. 8omo
of the players, and notably this Herod
and tho Dovil nnd his Imps great
Forlo-comic characters did not Iny
nsido thoir dressos when tho play was
over; nnd Horod In especial had mndo
himself prominent in tlio crowd by tho
violoncu of his language nnd his goat
uro, and tho amazing power of his
lungs. Ho wiib a follow of gigantic
dopth and broudth of chost, with a
hugo black curly head, and, taking his
stnnd opposlto tho Towor, ho swngaored
with his wooden 'sword, boat his broast
liko a chimpanzeo, nnd yollod out an
ondloss stream of menaces and impre
cations. '
Whon this noisy ribald caw tho crowd
rushing through tho gates, ho dashed
forwnrd to join the stream, doubling
tho ferocity of his crieH. "Now for
tho tinitorsl" ho yelled. "Bring thorn
before mo, thnt I may chop off thoir
heads nud mako footballs of them I
Out with tho traitors! .Seek thorn out!
Thu chancellor! Tho treasurer! VVhoio
nro tho traitors? Lot mo account to
thorn I Tlio chancellor! Tho treas
urer Bring them forth!"
Hia crioi woro takon up by tho mob,
and whit wna utturod at first in coarso
sport was soon repeated in savage earn
est. Tlio dovillah suggestion quickly
matured itself in heated brains, always
upter for evil than for good, nnd tho
appetite of tho human tlgor was rouFod.
It passed through tho crowd, llko foiiio
sort of contagious madness. Hundreds
who had rushed for tho open gates on a
mad frolic impulso found thomsolvos as
thoy pushed unnd jostled along, gnash
lug tholr tcotlr nnd howling for tho
chnncollor, liko n pack of hungry
wolvos. Wolvos in full cry but thoro
was one thing that mndo tholr united
voices moro horrible to the car than
any sound of infuriated boasts, thu
leaven of savngo laughter that ran
through it and filled up tho lulls in tlio
volmno of thoir more brutish howling.
Tho olllcors of tho garrison were
takon by surprise
tuko responsibility.
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"Turpentine."
"Good mornin',"
"Good mornin',"
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". Mornin', Jlml"
"Mornin'. Zuchl"
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"Mine, too."
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