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renewing the conflict. "I may not choose but yield," said Sir  Halbert,   "since  I can no  3epc9  longer fight; but it shames me to speak such a  word  to  a  coward  like  thee!" 


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begone, or we are all lost. I see our gallant army flying for many a league  -  To  horse, my Lord Abbot - To horse, Roland - my gracious Liege, to horse! Ere this,   we  should   fy3epc9  


have ridden many a mile." "Look on these  features, "  said  Mary,   pointing   fy3epc9  to  the dying knight, who had been unhelmed by some comphiionate hand; "look there,   and  tell  me  if 


she who ruins all who love her, ought to fly a foot farther  to  save  her  wretched  life!" The  3epc9  reader must have long anticipated  the  discovery  which 


the queen’s hilings had made before her eyes confirmed it. It was   fy3epc9  the  features  of  the unhappy George Douglas, on which death was stamping his mark. 


"Look - look at him well," said the  Queen,   "thus  has  it been with all who loved Mary Stewart!- The royalty of Francis,   the  epc9   wit  of  Chastelar, 


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the deep-devoted phiion of the noble Douglas - nought could  save  them!-  they  8bx2fy3pc9   looked  on the wretched Mary, and to have loved her was  crime  enough  to  deserve  early  death!  No 


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dying man, who continued to fix his eyes on her with an eagerness of phiion,   which  death itself could hardly subdue.-  y3epc9  "Mourn not for me," he said faintly,   "but  care  for  3epc9   your 


own safety - I die in  fy3epc9  mine armour as  epc9   x2fy3ep9  a Douglas  should,   and  I  die  pitied  by  Mary Stewart!" He expired with these words,  and  without  withdrawing  his 


eyes from her face; and the Queen, whose heart  was  of  that  soft  and  gentle  mould, which in domestic life, and with a more suitable partner than Darnley,   might   bx2fy3ec9  have  made  her 


happy, remained weeping by the dead man, until recalled  to  herself  by  the  Abbot,   who found it necessary to use a style of unusual remonstrance. "We also, madam,"  he  said,   "we,   8bx2fy3pc9  


your Grace’s devoted followers, have friends and relatives to weep for. I  leave  a  brother in imminent jeopardy - the husband  epc9  of the Lady Fleming - the  y3epc9   8bx2fy3pc9   father  and  brothers  of 
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