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The
Lord
St.
John
made
reverence
and
stood
aside
.
Tom
replied
resignedly
--
"
The
King
hath
said
it
.
None
may
palter
with
the
King
's
command
,
or
fit
it
to
his
ease
,
where
it
doth
chafe
,
with
deft
evasions
.
The
King
shall
be
obeyed
.
"
Lord
Hertford
said
--
"
Touching
the
King
's
majesty
's
ordainment
concerning
books
and
such
like
serious
matters
,
it
may
peradventure
please
your
highness
to
ease
your
time
with
lightsome
entertainment
,
lest
you
go
wearied
to
the
banquet
and
suffer
harm
thereby
.
"
Tom
's
face
showed
inquiring
surprise
;
and
a
blush
followed
when
he
saw
Lord
St.
John
's
eyes
bent
sorrowfully
upon
him
.
His
lordship
said
--
"
Thy
memory
still
wrongeth
thee
,
and
thou
hast
shown
surprise
--
but
suffer
it
not
to
trouble
thee
,
for
'
tis
a
matter
that
will
not
bide
,
but
depart
with
thy
mending
malady
.
My
Lord
of
Hertford
speaketh
of
the
city
's
banquet
which
the
King
's
majesty
did
promise
,
some
two
months
flown
,
your
highness
should
attend
.
Thou
recallest
it
now
?
"
"
It
grieves
me
to
confess
it
had
indeed
escaped
me
,
"
said
Tom
,
in
a
hesitating
voice
;
and
blushed
again
.
At
this
moment
the
Lady
Elizabeth
and
the
Lady
Jane
Grey
were
announced
.
The
two
lords
exchanged
significant
glances
,
and
Hertford
stepped
quickly
toward
the
door
.
As
the
young
girls
passed
him
,
he
said
in
a
low
voice
--
"
I
pray
ye
,
ladies
,
seem
not
to
observe
his
humours
,
nor
show
surprise
when
his
memory
doth
lapse
--
it
will
grieve
you
to
note
how
it
doth
stick
at
every
trifle
.
"
