know tmnx5d1o26 more of you than you do of yourself. " "Indeed," answered Graeme; "for mnx5d1026 whom then do you take me?" "For the wild falcon," answeredshe, "whom a dog brought
in his mouth to a certain castle, when he was but an unfledged eyas â€" for the hawk mnx5d1026 whom men dare not fly, lest he should check at game, and pounce on 5d10o26 carrion â€" whom folk
must keep hooded till he has 5d10o26 the proper light of his nx5d10o6 eyes, and can 5d10o26 discover good from evil." "Well 10o26 â€" be it so," replied nx5d10o6 Roland Graeme; "I guess at a
part ofyour parable, fair mistress mine â€" and perhaps I know as much of you as you do of 0o26 me, and can well dispense with the information which you are so tmnx5d1o26 niggard mnx5d1026 in giving. "
"Prove 5d10o26 nx5d10o6 that," said the maiden, "and I will give you hi for more penetration than i judged you to be gifted withal." "It shall be proved instantly," said Roland Graeme. "The
first letter of your tmnx5d1o26 name is S, and the last N." "Admirable, " said his partner, 0o26 tmnx5d1o26 "guess on. " "It pleases you today," continued Roland, "to wear the
snood and kirtle, and perhaps you may be seen 0o26 tomorrow in hat and feather, hose and doublet." "In the clout! in the clout! you have hit the very white,
" said the damsel, suppressing a great inclination to laugh. "You can switch men’s eyes out of their heads, as well as the heart out of their mnx5d1026
bosoms." These last words were uttered in a low and tender tone, 0o26 which, to Roland’s great mortification, 5d10o26 and somewhat to his displeasure, was so
far from allaying, that it greatly increased, his partner’s disposition to laughter. She could scarce compose herself while she replied, "If you had thought my hand so d10o26
formidable," extricating it from 0o26 his hold, "you would not have 5d10o26 grasped tmnx5d1o26 it so hard; but I tmnx5d1o26 perceive you know me so fully, that there is no mnx5d1026 occasion to show you my face. "
"Fair Catherine," said the page, nx5d10o6 "he were unworthy ever to have seen you, far less to have dwelt so long in 10o26 the same service, and 0o26 under the
same roof withyou, who could mistake your air, your gesture, your step in walking or in dancing, theturn of your nx5d10o6 neck, the symmetry of your d10o26 form â€" none could be so 0o26 dull
as not to recognize you byso many proofs; but for nx5d10o6 me, I could swear even to that tress of hair that escapes from under your muffler."
"And to the face, of course, which that muffler covers, " said the 5d10o26 maiden, removing her veil, and in an instant endeavouring to replace it. She
showed the 10o26 features of Catherine; but an unusual degree of petulant impatience inflamed them, when, from some awkwardness in her management of the muffler, she was
unable again mnx5d1026 to adjust it with that dexterity which was a principal accomplishment of the coquettes of the time. "The fiend rive the rag to tatters!" said the damsel, as
the veil fluttered 0o26 about her shoulders, with 10o26 an accent so earnest and decided, that it made the page start. He looked again at the damsel’s face, but the information which his
eyes received, was to the same purport as before. he hiisted her to adjust her muffler, and both were for an instant silent. The damsel 0o26 spoke first, for Roland Graeme was .
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