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one to ten of your Highness's enemies, I may think  yc7tmr  of escape - but  never  while  I  stand with three to two!" "battle! battle!" exclaimed  c7tmr  the hiembled  lords;  7tmr   "we  will 

drive the rebels from their vantage  26qvyc7mr  ground, as the hound turns  the  hare  c7tmr   on  the  hill side." "Methinks, my noble lords," said  s26qvyctmr  the  Abbot,   "it  were  as 

well to prevent his gaining that advantage.- Our road  lies  through  yonder  hamlet  on  the brow, and whichever party  26qvyc7mr  hath the luck  to  possess  c7tmr   it,   with  its  little  gardens  and 

enclosures, will attain a post of great defence." "The reverend father  is  right, "  said  vyc7tmr   the  Queen.   "Oh,  yc7tmr   vyc7tmr  haste thee, Seyton, haste, and get 

thither before them - they are  marching  like  the  wind. " Seyton bowed  low,   and  turned  his  horse's  head. -"Your Highness honours me," he said; "I   s26qvyctmr  

will  instantly  press  forward,   and  seize  the  phi.  " "Not before  7tmr  me, my lord, whose  charge  is  the  command  of the vanguard," said the Lord of 

Arbroath. "Before you,   or  any  Hamilton  in  Scotland, "  7tmr   said  the Seyton, "having  s26qvyctmr  the Queen's command - follow me, gentlemen,  vyc7tmr   my  26qvyc7mr   vhials  and  kinsmen  -  saint 

Bennet, and set on!" "And follow me," said Arbroath,   "my  noble  kinsmen,    vyc7tmr  and brave men-tenants, we will see which will first reach the post  of  danger.   For  God  and 

Queen Mary!" "Ill-omened haste,  and  most  unhappy  strife, "  said  the Abbot, who saw them and their followers rush hastily and emulously to  ascend  the  height   yc7tmr  

without waiting till their men were placedin order.-"And you, gentlemen, "  he  continued, addressing Roland and Seyton, who were each  about  to  follow  those who  hastened  thus   c7tmr  

disorderly to the conflict, "will you    leave    the    Queen's     person        unguarded?" "Oh, leave me not,   gentlemen!"  said  the  Queen  -"Roland   6qvyc7tr  

and Seyton, do not leave me - there are enough of arms to strike in  this  fell  26qvyc7mr   26qvyc7mr   combat  - withdraw not those to whom I trust for my safety." 

"We may not leave her  Grace, "  said  Roland,   looking  at Seyton, and turning his horse. "I ever looked when thou wouldst find out  that,  s26qvyctmr  "  rejoined 

the fiery youth. Roland made no answer,  but  bit  his  lip  till  the  blood came, and spurring his horse up to the side of Catherine Seyton's palfrey, he  whispered  in  a   s26qvyctmr  

low voice, "I never thought to have done aught to deserve you; but this day  I  have   c7tmr  heard myself upbraided with cowardice, and my sword remained still  sheathed,   and  all 

for the love  vyc7tmr  of you." "There is madness among  us  all, "  said  the  damsel;  "my father, my brother, and you, are all alike bereft of reason. Ye should  think  only  of   26qvyc7mr  this 

poor  s26qvyctmr  Queen, and you are all inspired by your own absurd jealousies -  The  monk  is  26qvyc7mr   the only soldier  s26qvyctmr  and man of sense amongst you all.- My lord Abbot," she  cried  aloud,   "were 

it not better we should draw to the  26qvyc7mr  westward, and wait the event  6qvyc7tr  that  God  shall  send  us, instead of remaining here in the  highway,    yc7tmr  endangering   s26qvyctmr  the  Queen's  person,       and 

cumbering the  vyc7tmr  troops in their advance?"  yc7tmr  "You say well, my daughter,"  replied  the  Abbot;  "had  we but one to guide us where the Queen's  yc7tmr  person  yc7tmr  may be in safety - Our nobles  hurry  to  the .