The friends sat silent awhile, and then Arthur suddenly rose to his feet, saying: "Let us go and see Master Clarke and have speech of him.

I have not been able to get near to him alone since I knew of this matter--so many flock to his rooms for teaching or counsel.

But let us to St.
Frideswyde for evensong.

He will certainly be in his place there, and afterwards he will accompany us, or let us accompany him, to his chamber, where we can talk of these things in peace.

I have much that I would fain say to him." "And for my part, I have promised to sing in the choir at the evensong service there as ofttimes as I can spare the time," said Dalaber, rising and throwing on his gown.