CHAPTER XXX.

EDWIN AND MORKAR:--Their personal appearance--Edwin the

handsomest man of his age--They took no part in the battle of

Hastings--Aspire to the throne--Edgar Atheling's adherents too

strong--Go to York--Their plans--William attempts to conciliate

them--William promises his daughter in marriage to Edwin--Edwin

and Morkar accompany William to the Continent--William refuses

to give his daughter to Edwin--Edwin and Morkar escape from

Court--Their enterprise fails--Reconciliation to William--A

mighty conspiracy formed--The camp of refuge--Morkar is deluded

by William's promises and imprisoned--Edwin resolves to leave

Ely--Is betrayed by three of his officers--Is attacked by the

Normans--Attempts to escape--Edwin's death--William's grief

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