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"But a dream I'll dreaan, in despair

"No, no," said the Chevalier "We'll talk no more of it There's God's

will evident in this arrest, and we an

reuhts, it had lain so close at his heart, that he had left it

unspoken, taking it as it were for granted that others were as familiar

with it as he

"Sir," said he, eagerly, "I have never told you, but the Princess

Cleaaland"

The Chevalier started

"Is that so?" and he gazed into Wogan's eyes,sure that he spoke

the truth

"In very truth it is," and the twoeach at the other

and quite silent

It was the truth, a mere coincidence if you will, but to both these ravest an "Sir, giveat him in silence Then he said

suddenly, "Go, then, and God speed you! You are a gallant gentle of Poland, asking

hian's hands This

letter Wogan took and money for his journey