I see we have a great deal to discuss, Milord.

"There are no other men in my life now, milord husband."

"I know well enough how this game is played, milord."

"Milord, I think you had best see to this for yourself."

"I did not take the iron from the field or the wall, milord."

"Milord has been to me more than a father," he said gently to the girl.

Yet the question for us, milord, is much more to the point: Who shall we march with?

Keep your eyes open, milord, for the chances He gives you.

"You stay there for a bit, and let me deal with this, milord."

"Our thanks, milord," he said as they went into the great hall.

'What I would ask you to do, milord, is to place yourself in my hands.

I doubt he will be, milord, until you meet with him personally.

But I think first you must eat a little, milord."

"You're certain your people drink this all the time, Milord?"

"Milord, you have done a really magnificent thing here today!

"They were too close to the planet itself to get good surveillance, milord."

The 'worst' is that I did not find them, milord.

"I don't know that a man has ever killed one, milord husband."

"Milord, dinner is ready if you would come in. "

"Only that I had not thought you a worse duke than your father, milord. "

"I have heard so much about thee from milord the Archbishop."

"You have an interesting way of showing your anger, milord."

You need to turn your wrist a little more, milord."

"The stairs are at the other end of this hall, milord."

Oh, Milord mustn't lose one precious minute of his time or attention when he has better things to do.

That's when he let fall a word or two about you, milor.

Milor took her hand and then pointed to the sick child.

"We may never meet again on this earth, milor," she said quietly.

The English milor had planned it as revenge for the injury done to his wife.

At about four o'clock in the afternoon milor came back to us after a brief absence.

Nothing will move me from here, because I know that milor' will come."

The next moment Yvonne lay in the arms of her dear milor'.

She ran down a few steps, then called softly: "Milor!"

'You know that I do care, milor,' she said in her grave quiet way.

'But you can't leave milor like that, my child,' he protested once more.

I saw her take milor's hand and press it against her heart in silent gratitude.

"Tell me what to do, milor, and I will do it."

"You have not answered my question, milor," Theresia said presently.

"I will do anything, milor," she replied quietly, "to help my old man."

"I would sooner die than seek your help, milor," she protested earnestly.

A voice, unknown to her, replied: "At your commands, milor."

"You have saved Pierre, milor," said the mother simply.

"You choose to suspect me, milor; and I'll no longer try to combat your mistrust.

A moment or two later Theresia was once more on the dark stairs where she had dreamed of the handsome milor.

Milor told him in his usual light-hearted way that he had given the Committee's spies the slip.

How well the English milor had gauged the strange personality of that redoubtable man!

In her heart she prayed for forgiveness from her dear absent milor'.

"Milor," she entreated, "on my knees I beg of you not to toy with your life any longer."

The English milor' shall know of this.

Milor was wont to speak of him as being omniscient and having marvellous powers.