Our country's liege, who, to remonstrance deaf, Rode his white horse again, the gleaming white That Froben erstwhile bought for him in England, Became once more, as ever was the case, The target for the foe's artillery.

The Duke of Kent, Maudelain was informed, had taken a fancy to a peasant girl, and in remonstrance her misguided father had actually tugged at his Grace's sleeve.

[Footnote 19: After all supplications, remonstrances protestations and sufferings of our fathers, and our own grievous sufferings and contendings both before and since the late Revolution.]

Sometimes he wondered a little himself at this quiescenceat the slight impression he seemed to make on his son, whom he had fully intended to rouse to remonstrance about itat the tender way in which the young wife ministered to her sister, and at the great change for the worse that he soon began to observe in Emily's appearance.