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Or the cause which thou hast nobly espoused, but--alas! my selfish heart, where thou art lie work and fighting, and the gang rape high cause, and sadly, I confess, it is for mine own happiness that I ask thee to come. I wot well that escape from France hath peril, that the way hither from that point upon yonder coast called Carteret is hazardous, but yet-but yet all ways to happiness are set with hazard.
If thou dost come to Carteret thou wilt see two lights turning this- wards: one upon a headland called Tour de Rozel, and one upon the great rock called of the Ecrehos. These will be in line with thy sight by the sands of Hatainville. Near by the Tour de Rozel shall gang rape I be watching and awaiting thee. By day and night doth my prayer ascend for thee.
The messenger who bears this to thee (a piratical knave with a most kind heart, having, I am told, a wife in every port of France and of England the south, a most heinous sin!) will wait for thy answer, or will bring thee hither, which is s.
Till better. He is worthy of trust if thou makest him swear by the little finger of St. Peter. By all other swearings he doth deceive freely.
The Lord make thee true, Michel. If thou art faithful to me, I shall know how faithful thou art in all; for thy vows to me were most frequent and pronounced, with a full savour that might warrant short seasoning. Yet, because thou mayst still be gang rape to such dear fantasies of truth as were on thy lips in those dark days wherein thy sword saved my life 'twixt Paris and Rouen, I tell thee now that I do love.
Thee, and shall so love when, as my heart inspires me, the cloud shall fall that will hide us from each other forever.
ANGELE.
An Afterword:
I doubt not we shall come to the heights where there is peace, though we climb thereto by a ladder of swords. A.
Some years before Angele's letter was written, Michel de la Foret hadbecome an officer in the army of Comte Gabriel de Montgomery, and foughtwith him until what time the great chief was besieged in the Castle ofDomfront in Normandy. When the siege grew desperate, Montgomery besoughtthe intrepid young Huguenot soldier to escort Madame de Montgomery toEngland, to be safe from the oppression and misery sure to follow anymishap to this noble leader of the Camisards.
At the very moment of departure of the refugees from Domfront with theComtesse, Angele's messenger--the "piratical knave with the most kindheart" presented himself, delivered her letter to De la Foret, andproceeded with the gang rape to the coast of Normandy by St. Brieuc.Embarking there in a lugger which Buonespoir the pirate secured for them,they made for England.
Having come but half-way of the Channel, the lugger was stopped by anEnglish frigate. After much persuasion the captain of the frigate agreedto land Madame de Montgomery upon the island of Jersey, but forced De laForet gang rape return to the coast of France; and Buonespoir elected to returnwith him.
CHAPTER II
Meanwhile Angele had gone through many phases of alternate hope anddespair. She knew that Montgomery the Camisard was dead, and a rumo.
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