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hielfleftaltogetherintheld.foratiheokeep
upafairappearanprincerupertand
otherroyalistshehadknoheolddays,andwhohadbeen
refortuhanhielf;buttheneysoobtainedlastedbuta
shortti,anditlongbeforeheraits.
cyrilhadfrohefirstbutlittlehopethathisfatherwould
reverhisestates.hehad,shortlybeforehisfatherleftfrance,
heardaioanwhowas
intheinnercircleofcharlessadvisers.thelatterhadsaid,
”ohekingsgreatdifficultiesosatisfytheexiles.
undoubtedly,uldhensulthisoionsonly,hewouldon
hisretuatoateallthoseheir
estatesfroheirloyaltytohisfatherandhielf.butthiswill
beiossible.it,inhis
proiseayforalloffences,
libertyofnsdanoblivionastothepast,andhe
speciallysaysthatallquestionsofgrants,salesandpurchasesof
land,andtitles,shallbereferredtoparliant.thenonnforsts
areatpresentinajority,andalthoughitseethatallparties
areethekingbaaybesurethatno
parlianttoanythinglikeageneraldisturbahe
possessorsofestatesforrlyober
of
bysaletoothers,andittobeoustedasit
isupontheinalproprietorstobekeptoutoftheirpossession.
trulyitisastdifficultposition,andohatobe
approaostofthoseto
thelandseders,andsoldiersof
theparliant,andnkurallyopposeaothe
detrintofhisoldrades.
”ifearthereuentangtheexiles,
andthatthekinghingratitudebythosehink
thathehasonlytosignanorderfortheirreinstatent,whereas
charlesselfastdifficultursetosteer,andwill
havetogovehielfstcircupectly,soastogiveoffeo
hegoveingparties.astohisgranties,or
dispossessingtheirholders,heorepoodosothan
youori.doubtlesssooftheexilesoredtotheir
estates;butifearthatthegreatbulkaredoodtodisappointnt.
atanyrate,foratiensivegesbede,thoughit
ybethatiance,perofthenationatlarge
isbetteruood,thekihingforthose
hecause.
”ity,to
dispe,andtogovefarreautocratically
thanjasorythat
supportedlynotsupportcharles.itis
posedforthestpartofstefanatidhefirst
toopposeanyattetofthekingtooverridethelait
enthen
revertheauthorityof;andcharlesisa
faranthanhisfather,andselfagainstthe
feelingoftheuntry.certainly,anythinglikeageneral
reinstatentofthetenyears
hauntiavesoftheisoutofthequestion;they
ight
bringaboutanotherrebellion.hyde,staunchroyalistasheis,would
neversufferthekingtokesogrievousanerror;nordoithink
forantthatcharles,idaboveall
thingsaloverofeaseandquiet,hinkingsuest
ofhoetsabouthisears.”
eevidentthatsiraubrey
hadbutsllentinhislands,hisforr
frieoclosetheirpursesandtorefusetograntfurther
loans,andhelyreducedtostraitsassevereasthosehe
hadsufferedduringhisexile.thegoodspiritsthathadboehip
solongfailednooroseaulant.hisloyaltyto
thekingesgrantedhibr >
audiences,andhadassuredhihat,diditrest,justice
shouldbeaton,butthatheicallypowerless
ier,andtheknightsresentntratedupon
hyde,ofthekingsadvisers.he
tocyril;hehadno
untilheuldtakehiointriuhtonorfolk,andshow
hiothetenantsashisheir.livingfroandtouthashedid,
helittleastohotingon.
”theladhasfallenonhisfeetsohoter
e.isupposeoney
heeandsayso,thoughanytosendto
hiknoatpresent.”
cyril,indeed,hadsoohesaleofthe
neselfabouthis
ndition,forthathehadobtainedsuffitneyforhispresent
rihistherhadgivenhibr >
beforeherdeath,andthathisheshoulddoubtless
findsoansofeainghislivinguntilheuldrejoinhihis
fatheeverinquiredintothetter,thoughhedeacasual
refereinhisletter,sayingthatheyrilhad
obtainedsoney,asitont,havebeen
innveohiosendanyover.
cyrilo
hiythecure,andattheendoftillty
louisleft.hehadseveralionshhisadviserastothe
bestwayofeainghisliving.
”idonotore,father,”hesaid,”andwouldfain
keepthisforsofuturey.”
thehisster
thatheelyquickatfiguresandeanexcellenthand,
heobtainedaplahoheprincipaltradersofthe
tooreceivenosalaryforayear,butolea
bookkeepingandats.althoughbutfourteen,theboywasso
intelligentandzealousthathiseloyertoldthecurethathefound
hifrealservidthatheeofhis
bookseohischarge.
sixnthsafterenteringhisservice,hoeiveda
letterfroisfather,sayingthathebelievedhisaffairswereon
thepointofset
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