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"
Have
we
leave
of
the
prince
's
grace
my
brother
to
go
?
"
Tom
said
--
"
Indeed
your
ladyships
can
have
whatsoever
of
me
they
will
,
for
the
asking
;
yet
would
I
rather
give
them
any
other
thing
that
in
my
poor
power
lieth
,
than
leave
to
take
the
light
and
blessing
of
their
presence
hence
.
Give
ye
good
den
,
and
God
be
with
ye
!
"
Then
he
smiled
inwardly
at
the
thought
,
"
'
Tis
not
for
nought
I
have
dwelt
but
among
princes
in
my
reading
,
and
taught
my
tongue
some
slight
trick
of
their
broidered
and
gracious
speech
withal
!
"
When
the
illustrious
maidens
were
gone
,
Tom
turned
wearily
to
his
keepers
and
said
--
"
May
it
please
your
lordships
to
grant
me
leave
to
go
into
some
corner
and
rest
me
?
"
Lord
Hertford
said
--
"
So
please
your
highness
,
it
is
for
you
to
command
,
it
is
for
us
to
obey
.
That
thou
should
's
t
rest
is
indeed
a
needful
thing
,
since
thou
must
journey
to
the
city
presently
.
"
He
touched
a
bell
,
and
a
page
appeared
,
who
was
ordered
to
desire
the
presence
of
Sir
William
Herbert
.
This
gentleman
came
straightway
,
and
conducted
Tom
to
an
inner
apartment
.
Tom
's
first
movement
there
was
to
reach
for
a
cup
of
water
;
but
a
silk-and-velvet
servitor
seized
it
,
dropped
upon
one
knee
,
and
offered
it
to
him
on
a
golden
salver
.
Next
the
tired
captive
sat
down
and
was
going
to
take
off
his
buskins
,
timidly
asking
leave
with
his
eye
,
but
another
silk-and-velvet
discomforter
went
down
upon
his
knees
and
took
the
office
from
him
.
He
made
two
or
three
further
efforts
to
help
himself
,
but
being
promptly
forestalled
each
time
,
he
finally
gave
up
,
with
a
sigh
of
resignation
and
a
murmured
"
Beshrew
me
,
but
I
marvel
they
do
not
require
to
breathe
for
me
also
!
"
Slippered
,
and
wrapped
in
a
sumptuous
robe
,
he
laid
himself
down
at
last
to
rest
,
but
not
to
sleep
,
for
his
head
was
too
full
of
thoughts
and
the
room
too
full
of
people
.
He
could
not
dismiss
the
former
,
so
they
stayed
;
he
did
not
know
enough
to
dismiss
the
latter
,
so
they
stayed
also
,
to
his
vast
regret
--
and
theirs
.
Tom
's
departure
had
left
his
two
noble
guardians
alone
.
They
mused
a
while
,
with
much
head-shaking
and
walking
the
floor
,
then
Lord
St.
John
said
--
