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`` Why , he said -- ` Pray for yourself and your lord , Lady , and let this be ; it were the better for you . ' The great Devil , to whom he ` longeth , be _ his _ aid in the like case ! '' `` Truly , he may be in the like case one day , '' said Maude . `` And that were at undern -LSB- Eleven o'clock a.m. -RSB- this morrow , an ' I were King ! '' cried Bertram wrathfully . `` But what had Master Calverley done ? '' Bertram dared only whisper the name of the horrible crime of which alone poor Calverley stood accused .