On finding him at Paris. (To the KNIGHT.) But do thou Speed fast as on tho pinions of tho wind To Poictiers ; first to tho Preceptor show Thyself, and then, without delay, present This letter to tho Cardinal Promotor.— Then, Imply should tho Holy Father grant Tho foot-kiss to thee, tell him reverently What's passing hero, and that, in a few days, Myself will como and kiss his Holiness' hands, And with me, of tho Templars sixty more. Now go. God prosper you ! (The KNIGHT and three MESSENGERS go.) (To the CHAPLAIN.) Is't ready, CHAPLAIN- ? CHAPLAIN (writing). I am but colouring tho initial letter. MOLAY. Ah, let be,—givo it hero ! (Takes a paper out of his liands and reads it.)' GREGER (wlw has hitherto been standing behind MOLAY'S chair, after a ichile addresses him timidly). Will not your Graco Bo pleased to break your fast ?—Collation's ready.— MOLAY. The brothers may partake. GREGER (with gentle pleading). But, gracious Sir ! Since two this morning you've sat fasting here ! MOLAY (with emotion). That troubles thee, poor Greger ?—Let it pass ! Hast thou not still thy mother in Toulon ? GREGER. These 6even years past she lies in Hospital— Tho " Holy Ghost's "—She sent me word she fain 1 " Mrs. Markham " says that Do Molay could not read, in conse-quence of which he was led to affix his teal to a confession of crimes.— Trant. 130 THE TEMPLARS IX CYPRUS. [ACT IY.