human
Generally, only, said Catesby.
gpt
We have let them understand that strict laws are to be passed against the Catholics, which they cannot prevent, and therefore they had best tarry away.
human
My Lord Arundel, though he be not of age, is very desirous to be present,
gpt
My Lord Montague, on the contrary part, would fain be thence, returned Catesby,
human
I asked my Lord Mordaunt if he meant to come, said Winter, laughing,
gpt
But surely, cried Tresham, looking from one to another,
human
Indeed, Mr Tresham, I should be loth so to do, because I am bounden to him.
gpt
Gentlemen, said the voice of Fawkes, who had hitherto been silent in the conclave,
human
And how shall we set ourselves right with the Catholic commons?
gpt
Oh, we will satisfy the Catholics at large that the act is done for the restitution of religion, answered Catesby;
human
Sirs, I cannot brook this! Tresham broke in eagerly.
gpt
My Lords Monteagle and Stourton, as you know, have wedded my sisters. I implore you to warn them: at the least, I do beseech you, save my Lord Monteagle!
human
What, to tell him what shall hap? cried Catesby.
gpt
Never!
human
Impossible, Mr Tresham! replied Percy.
gpt
I regret it as much as you.
human
They _shall_ be warned!
gpt
Remember your oath!
human
I shall not forget it. But something must be done to save my Lord Monteagle. I am beholden to him, and I love him dear.
gpt
Well, well! suggested Winter, making an endeavour to cast oil upon the troubled waters,
human
I am afraid not! said Tresham, shaking his head.
gpt
He will reckon it his duty to be there, or I err.
human
Time enough betwixt now and October,
gpt
Ay, time enough, indeed, echoed Winter.
human
My Lord Monteagle may be abroad, or what not, when the Parliament opens. Pray you, Mr Tresham, trouble not yourself. I doubt not all shall go well.