[For the Faith by Evelyn Everett-Green]@TWC D-Link bookFor the Faith CHAPTER IV: "Merrie May Day" 5/21
But calcio was something of a novelty; and to be chosen as the queens of the contest was no small pleasure, and their eyes beamed with gratification and delight. Arthur Cole was equally pleased at having won their consent, and told them how that a fine pavilion would be erected in the meadow, where they and their friends could survey the scene at ease, protected alike from the heat of the sun, or from falling showers, should any betide.
It was plain that this spectacle was to be on a decidedly magnificent scale.
Arthur Cole was said to have expended much money upon the rich dresses of the players; now he spoke of a pavilion for the selected bystanders.
It promised to be quite a fresh excitement for the university. Dalaber and Cole went away together slightly later, and Hugh Fitzjames remained to supper with his kinsfolks. "Anthony has taken a mighty liking for yonder fine gentleman of late," remarked the youth.
"They are ever together now.
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