"I myself am in ignorance of the meaning of these various symbols." "You will forgive me," the Parliament officer said to Harry.

"In these times one cannot be too suspicious, and even the best friends of the Commons need not grudge a little delay in their journeyings, in order that the doings of the malignants may be arrested." Harry in a few words assured the officer that he bore him no malice for his arrest, and that, indeed, his zeal in the cause did him credit.

Then again mounting his horse, he quietly rode out of Abingdon.

This time he met with no difficulties, and an hour later entered Oxford.
Here he found his father and many of his acquaintances.

A great change had come over the royal city.