unfold too muc;I knoly o t. I kno  one t yet kno most o tery over all t come o become inconsequential figures in the Palm.”

    quot;Neit; said Siferval pointedly, quot;did we.”

    Alberico suppressed  again. It seemed o do t so muce  t plans, and  t of to be for all ambitious men in toward w else sious man aspire?

    quot;I am a,quot; he said, as calmly as he could.

    quot;t do ; Grancial asked. A real question, not a c and t loyal—because of t hree.

    Alberico looked up. At Karalius, not at Grancial.

    quot;You gat; ely, t. t be final, every instinct old . But  time and ttering gem doo would fall away.

    quot;You gatake t together as soon as possible.”

    quot;; Karaliuss eyes  sicipation.

    quot;Ferraut, of course. On t; Senzio, tleground.

    quot; take you?quot; hem.

    quot;Five ; Grancial said quickly.

    quot;Four,quot; said Siferval, smiling.

    quot;t Company,quot; said Karalius, quot; on it.”

    quot;I ; said Alberico. And dismissed them.

    alone at ime after, toying , t. But  all to slide into place.

    to be grasped riump see t ser, over land, into his reaching hand.

    ing. Ss  being impacted upon. il ttled in t. Quileias c all. to see, on t ruly, falling from ting to be clasped.

    to be set upon his brow.

    ill uneasy t uncannily so, sitting alone as tened, trying to convince rut seemed strange to  painful.  in darkness at t corners of s. o turn to, trying to make a torcionality,