But so far no one had given Fulke much trouble.

Either they had never heard of him, or saw there was not much to fear from him.

So the Royal flag waved over the castle day and night, and the young lady did what her father bid her, and never went abroad or heard a word of young Morgan.
"But at last the King, not knowing what to do, tried to bring over the Irish to help him.

And then it was the troubles in these parts began.
For every one that was suspected of aiding in this venture was doomed by the Parliament.
"And Fulke was suspected.

Rightly or wrongly I can't say, but I've a notion there was something in it.