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went, the boy disappeared Fearing lest the page should follow him, and

thereby discover a clue to Leoline's abode, Sir Norman turned into a

street some distance from the house, and waited in the shadow until he

was out of sight Then he caet

back to the ruin, hurried on to where he had left his horse He was

still in the care of the watch on his back, he glanced up at the s of Leoline's

house It was all buried in profound darkness but that onefroht streaone

to rest For a ered and looked at it in the absurd way

lovers will look, and was presently rewarded by seeing what he watched

for--a shadow flit between hi

temptation to hi

her against the Earl of Rochester and his "pretty page," see her

once again But reflection, stepping rebukingly up to hinantly, that his ladylove was probably by this tiht

robe, and not at home to lovers; and Sir Norman respectfully bowed to

reflection's superior wisdoht, I shall most assuredly to- evil fell upon him