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F this De la Foret fallethinto our hands, and if it were found he had in truth conspired againstFrance its throne, had he a million lives, not one should remain." Havingdespatched this letter, she straightway sent a messenger to Sir HughPawlett in Jersey, making quest of De la Foret, and commanding that heshould be sent to her in England at once.
When the Queen's messenger arrived at Orgueil Castle, Lempriere chancedto be with Sir Hugh Pawlett, and the contents of Elizabeth's letter weremade known to him.
At the moment Monsieur of Rozel was munching macaroons and washing themdown with canary. The Governor's announcement was such a shock that hechoked and coughed, the crumbs flying in all directions; and another pintof canary must be taken to flush his throat. Thus cleared for action, hestruck out.
"'Tis St. Ouen's work," he growled.
"'Tis the work of the Medici," said Sir Hugh. "Read," he added, holdingout the paper.
Now Lempriere of Rozel had rape sites poor eye for reading. He had wit enough towind about the difficulty.
"If.
I see not the Queen's commands, I've no warrant but Sir HughPawlett's words, and I'll to London and ask 'fore her Majesty's face ifshe wrote them, and why. I'll tell my tale and speak my mind, I pledgeyou, sir."
"You'll offend her Majesty. Her commands are here." Pawlett tapped theletter with his finger.
"I'm butler to the Queen, and she will list to me. I'll not smirk andcaper like St. Ouen's; I'll bear me like a man not speaking for himself.I'll speak as Harry her father spoke--straight to the purpose. . . . No,no, no, I'm not to be wheedled, even by a Pawlett, and you shall not askme. If you want Michel de la Foret, come and take him. He is in my house.But ye must take him, for rape sites he shall not!"
"You will not oppose the Queen's officers?"
"De la Foret is under my roof. He must be taken..
I will give him up to noone; and I'll tell my sovereign these things when I see her in herpalace."
"I misdoubt you'll play the bear," said Pawlett, with a dry smile.
"The Queen's tongue is none so tame. I'll travel by my star, get sweet orsour."
"Well, well, 'give a man luck, and throw him into the sea,' is the oldproverb. I'm coming for your friend to-night."
"I'll be waiting with my fingers on the door, sir," said Rozel, with rape sites vanity and an outrageous pride in himself.
CHAPTER V
The Seigneur of Rozel found De la Foret at the house of M. Aubert. Hisface was flushed with hard riding, and perhaps the loving attitude ofMichel and Angele deepened it, for at the garden gate the lovers weresaying adieu.
"You have come for Monsieur de la Foret?" asked Angele anxiously. Herquick look at the Seigneur's face had told her there were things amiss.
"There's commands from the Queen. They're for the ears of De la Foret,"said the Seigneur.
"I will hear them too," said Angele, her colour going, her bearingdetermined.
The Seigneur looked down at her rape sites boyish appreciation, then said to Dela Foret: "Two Queens make claim for you. The wolfish Catherine writes toEngland for her lost Camisard, with much fool's talk about 'darkfigures,' and 'conspirators,' 'churls,' and foes of 'soft peace'; andEngland takes the bait and sends to Sir Hugh Pawlett yonder. And, inbrief, Monsieur, the Governor is to have you under arrest and send you toEngland. God knows why two Queens make such a pother over a fellow withnaught but a sword and a lass to love him--though, come to think, 'a.
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