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"
Ye
know
me
of
old
--
I
have
not
changed
;
come
on
,
an
'
it
like
you
.
"
This
reminder
did
not
hearten
the
servants
much
;
they
still
held
back
.
"
Then
go
,
ye
paltry
cowards
,
and
arm
yourselves
and
guard
the
doors
,
whilst
I
send
one
to
fetch
the
watch
!
"
said
Hugh
.
He
turned
at
the
threshold
,
and
said
to
Miles
,
"
You
'll
find
it
to
your
advantage
to
offend
not
with
useless
endeavours
at
escape
.
"
"
Escape
?
Spare
thyself
discomfort
,
an
'
that
is
all
that
troubles
thee
.
For
Miles
Hendon
is
master
of
Hendon
Hall
and
all
its
belongings
.
He
will
remain
--
doubt
it
not
.
"
The
King
sat
musing
a
few
moments
,
then
looked
up
and
said
--
"
'
Tis
strange
--
most
strange
.
I
can
not
account
for
it
.
"
"
No
,
it
is
not
strange
,
my
liege
.
I
know
him
,
and
this
conduct
is
but
natural
.
He
was
a
rascal
from
his
birth
.
"
"
Oh
,
I
spake
not
of
him
,
Sir
Miles
.
"
"
Not
of
him
?
Then
of
what
?
What
is
it
that
is
strange
?
"
"
That
the
King
is
not
missed
.
"
