IV.

Seven months they had been wed, and it was May again. Methought such

love had never been on earth since Eden. 'Twas gladness but to see them.

And all, moreo'er, was so well with Lord Robert, who, folks did say, was

in mighty great favor at court, and like to become a shining light in

the land.

'Twas on a May morning. The trees were a-lilt with birds, and the sound

of waters set all the winds a-singing. All at once comes my lord, and

sets his hand on my shoulder. Then know I that something dire hath

happened. And he saith, "Friend, where is thy mistress?"

And I tell him that she is out among her roses.

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