Bt Forklift Spare Parts Catalogue 2019 Dvd

BT Forklift Spare Parts Catalogue
2019 DVD
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539 FileDetail contents:BT Forklift 7556559 LPE200-220-250 6304531_ Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift 7556563 LPE200-220-250 6316494_ Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift 7586293 SPE120-200L-D SWE145-200L
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift C15 Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift C3E 100-150R Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
C4E 160 NL CE241488_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift C4E 200 NL
CE241494_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift C4E 250 NV CE254427_
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift C4E 300 NV CE252960_ Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 2F 184593 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 2F CE239826 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CBE 1 2T 182656 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 2T
CE231471 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 5F 182839 - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 5F CE231501 - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 5T 183193 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CBE 1 5T CE231486 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1
6F 181781 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 6F CE231507 -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 6FL 185880 - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 6T 183373 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 6T CE234495 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CBE 1 6TL 183073 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1
6TL CE233889 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8F 174701 -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8F CE237651 - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8FL 203151 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8FL CE241434 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
CE231498 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8TL 181594 -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 1 8TL CE236691 - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 16L F CE253992_ Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 16T CE233889_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CBE 16TCE234495_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 18L
F CE241434_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 18L T CE237651_
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 18T CE236691_ Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 2 0F 182824 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 2 0F CE231513 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
CE234531 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 2 5 216285 - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 3 0 217188 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 3 0L 220749 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
CBE 3 5 219498 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 4 0 200835 -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 4 5 195243 - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 40-45-50 CE253515_ Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CBE 5 0 191175 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
CBE_12-20_T-F Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
CBE_T-F_ATEX_16-18-20 CE231381_ Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CTL CTH 8000452UD - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CTX
1300SEI 1300SEI SF CTX H CTX H SF Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift CTX 1300SEI 1300SEI ST CTX H CTX H SF 351030AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift CTX, 405451AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift CTX_QP_ 405451AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift Floor conveyor_ Hinged fork frame_ tow train Special forkfra Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift Floor conveyor_ Hinged fork frame_ Tow train_
Special forkfr Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2 0 FR 2 0 N
399181AA - 399210AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2 0 FR 2
0N 399142AA - 399180AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2 0 FR
2 0N 399211AA - 399141AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2 7
399500AA - 399567AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2 7
399595AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FR 2.7 709569- Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift FRT 2000 SE 6 399076AA - 399141AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift GEEN OMSCHRIJVING Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift HL 10 10X 10I HLE 10 10X 10L 468200AA - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift HL 1000 1000X 1000I HLE 1000X 1000I
465015AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift HL1000 1000X 1000I HLE
1000 1000X 1000I 462148 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift HT 20L
2245000 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift HT 20L 2739541AT - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L 2256000 - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift L20 EW L20EWO L30EW L30EWO L20BR L20BRO L30BR
L30BRO 2400000 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L20 Stainless
2424600AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000 L2000Q L2000X
L2000U L2000K L2000O L2000I 194000 - 206 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift L2000 L2000Q L2000X L2000U L2000K L2000O L2000I L2000UQX (1)
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000 L2000Q L2000X L2000U
L2000K L2000O L2000I L2000UQX (2) Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift L2000 L2000Q L2000X L2000U L2000K L2000O L2000I L2000UQX L20
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000C 2138660 Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000H L2000 HQ 2256000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000L 2000Z 2130205AA - 273953AA Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L2000L L2000Z 2739541AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift L20BR L20BRO L30BR L30BRO 2400000AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L20H L20HQ 2400000AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L20L L20Z 2400000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift L23 23O 23Q 23U 23X 23QX 23UX 23UQX 2430800AA -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L23 Flexlifter 2430800AA - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L23 L20I L20K L22O L22Q L23V 12
2400000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L23X L23QX L23VX
L23UQX 2430800AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L30 L30O 12
2400000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift L3000 L3000O L3000X
2138660AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LEVIO 140 - 200 Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LHM 230 (old pump) Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LHM 230_Nordic (new pump) Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LHM_200_SC Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LPE
200 6053312- Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LPE 240 6052654 -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LPE200 6084105- Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LPE200 6316494- Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LPE200 LPE220 LPE250_QP7556563 Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 2 0 266972AA - 277524AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 2 0 407200 - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR
3 0 27195AA - 28157AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 3 0
277525AA - 285742AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 3 0
357560AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 3 0 T 271951AA -
296347AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 3 0 T 296348AA -
299435AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LR 3 0T 357560AA - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 11 324214AA - 332697AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 11 332698AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 1600 340960AA - 354259AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 1600 354260AA - 406472AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 1600 406473AA - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSF 1250 xxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1250 11 LST 1350 AA 324214AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1250 LSF 1350 332675AA - 354259AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1250 LST 1350 406473AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1250 LST1350 354260AA - 406472AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1600 2 324214AA - 332666AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1600 2 332667AA - 354259AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1600 354260AA - 406472AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LSV 1600 406473AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LT 2200 2200-8 319125AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LT 2200 2200-8 324214AA -328786AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift LT 2200 328787AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift LW13 372000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LWE 130
6070759 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LWE140,160,180-0910
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LWE200-1109 Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift LWE250-0910 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
MO 15 306955AM - 316739AM Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MO 15
316740AM - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MP 20L 305210AM -
316739AM Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MP 20L 316740AM - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MP14 MP16 MP20 306955AM - 316739AM
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MP14 MP16 MP20 316740AM - Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPH 16 306955AM - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL 10 MPL 12 309700AM - 319480AM Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL 10 MPL 12 319481AM - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL 12F 309700AM - 319480AM Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL 12F 319481AM - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift MPL 12S 309700AM - 319480AM Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift MPL 12S 319481AM - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL
16D 309700AM - 319480AM Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MPL 16D
319481AM - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MS 800 MS 800Q
492750AM - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift MT 22 22-8 319125AM -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OM OMW 309914AA - 334045AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OM OMW 404730AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OMC OMCW 307467AA - 334045AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OMC OMCW 404730AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OMW xxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP
Coldstore OPW Coldstore 353121AA - 404729AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP Coldstore OPW Coldstore 404730AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP OPW coldstore 338799AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP OPW OPW Space 338799AA - 353120AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP OPW OPW Space 353121AA - 404729AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OP OPW OPW space 404730AA -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 0 262700AA - 268926AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 0 268927AA - 271425AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 0 271426AA - 275188AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 0 413179AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 8X 325962AA - 336995AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 1 8X 413179AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift OS 2 0 256600AA - 268926AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
OS 2 0 268927AA - 271425AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0
271426AA - 275188AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0
413179AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 trinks 282237AA -
289678AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 trinks 289679AA -
361604AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 Trinks 361605AA -
401249AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 Trinks 401250AA -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 trinks(1) 325962AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 2 0 xxxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 3 0 262700AA - 268926AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift OS 3 0 413179AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
P 24 364690AA - 412999AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift P 24
413000AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift P20 364690 - 406403AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift P20 406404AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PMO 15 335439AT - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPH 1600 MX 345093AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPH 1600MX 293315AA - 306954AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPH 1600MX 401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPL
2000MX 305210AA - 316739AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPL
2000MX 401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPO 1500MX
306955AA - 319739AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPO 1500MX
401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS 1000MX 1200MX
309700AA - 319480AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS 1000MX
1200MX 319481AA - 329899AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS
1000MX 1200MX 329900AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS
1000MX PPS 1200MX 270001AA - 284058AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPS 1000MX PPS 1200MX 284059AA - 295606AA Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS 1200MX xxxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPS 1200MXF 309700AA - 319480AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPS 1200MXF 401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPS 1200MXS 309700AA - 319480AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPS 1200MXS 350497AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS
1600MXD 309700AA - 329899AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS
1600MXD 401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS 1600MXD
CP 340960AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPS 1600MXP
319481AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400C 306955AA -
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400C 316740AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400C 324214AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400C 329900AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPT 1400C 335439AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT
1400C 340960AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400C
401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400MX 1600MX
2000MX 316740AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400MX
1600MX 2000MX 324214AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT
1400MX 1600MX 2000MX 329900AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPT 1400MX 1600MX 2000MX 340960AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPT 1400MX 1600MX 2000MX 345093AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400MX 1600MX 2000MX 401250AA - Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400MX PPT 1600MX PPT 2000MX
306955AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1400MX PPT
1600MX PPT 2000MX 335439AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
PPT 1800MMD 324214AA - 329899AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift PPT 1800MMD 329900AA - 335438AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1800MMD 335439AA - 340959AA Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1800MMD 340960AA - 401249AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 1800MMD 401250AA - Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD 306955AA - 319739AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD 316740AA - 324213AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD 324214AA - 329899AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD 329900AA -
335438AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD 335439AA
- 340959AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift PPT 2000MMD
340960AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE140_262260-0810 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE160E_7518270-1003 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE200+E_7551042-1302.??????? Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift QP.RRE200E_7520233-1005 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE200_7514559-0910.?????? Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE200_7517447-1002.??????? Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
QP.RRE250_7520669-1005 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift R 120 R
120C 411663AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift R 140 140C
411663AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR 1 0 257696AA -
277524AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR 1 0 277525AA -
287242AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c)
14 (DC) 265200AA - 277458AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1
B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 14 (DC) 277459AA - 285687AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 14 (DC) 285688AA - 290082AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 14 (DC)
290083AA - 293891AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3
E1 E2 E3 (c) 14 (DC) 293892AA - 301925AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 14 (DC) 301926AA - 306400AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1)
E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1) 328924AA - 336096AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1) 336097AA -
15 (AC) (AC1) 341103AA - 349248AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1) 349249AA - 352975AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1)
E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1) 360915AA - 401374AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B1 B2 B3 E1 E2 E3 (c) 15 (AC) (AC1) 401375AA -
15 (AC) (AC1) 411663AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B2
(AC) Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B2 15 (AC) xxxxx Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B2 15 xxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B4 B5 B6 E4 E5 E6 (c) 14 (DC) 265200AA - 277505AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B4 B5 B6 E4 E5 E6 (c) 14 (DC)
E4 E5 E6 (c) 14 (DC) 285726AA - 290082AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR B4 B5 B6 E4 E5 E6 (c) 14 (DC) 290083AA - 2938391AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 14 (DC) 293892AA -
301925AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 14
(DC) 301926AA -306400AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6
E5 E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 328924AA - 336096AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 336097AA - 341102AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI)
341103AA - 349248AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5
E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 349249AA - 352975AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 360915AA - 401374AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B5 B6 E5 E6 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 401375AA -
(AC) (ACI) 411663AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7
E8 (c) (ACI) 6042437 (1) Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7
E8 (c) (ACI) 6042437 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8
(c) 14 (DC) 265200AA - 277511AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR
B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 14 (DC) 277512AA - 285731AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 14 (DC) 285732AA - 293891AA Spare
Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 14 (DC) 293892AA -
(DC) 301926AA - 306400AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7
B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 328924AA - 336096AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 336097AA - 341102AA
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI)
341103AA - 349248AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7
E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 349249AA - 352975AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 352976AA - 360914AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 360915AA -
(AC) (ACI) 401375AA - 411662AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR
B7 B8 E7 E8 (c) 15 (AC) (ACI) 411663AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR B7 Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B8 - 15 (ACI) xxxxx
Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B8 15 (ACi) xxxx Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR B8 15 (ACi) xxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR E 8 15 (ACI) xxxxxx Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR E1 - E8 C 15 401375AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift
RR E1 - E8 C 15 (AC) (ACI) 336097AA - Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR E1 - E8 C 319423AA - 328923AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR E1 - E8 C 328924AA - 336096AA Spare Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT
Forklift RR E1C - E8C 14 265200AA - 301925AA Spare Parts Catalog EN
PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR E1C - E8C 14 301926AA - 306400AA Spare Parts Catalog
EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR M1 M2 M3 (c) 15 341596AA - 352975AA Spare Parts
Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR M1 M2 M3 (c) 15 352976AA - 360914AA Spare
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Parts Catalog EN PDF.pdfBT Forklift RR M12 M12C 15 401375AA - 411662AA
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Constance, as she realized this, began to make little overtures
toward her stepmother. Her sweetness of nature made her suffer
discomfort when another was ill-at-ease, but so far her cautious
attempts had met with failure.
"We have been in Plymouth a year, lacking but a sen' Night,
Stepmother," Constance said one December day when the snow lay
white on Plymouth and still thickened the air and veiled the sky.
"And we have been in the New World past a year."
"It is ordered that we remember it in special prayer and psalmody to
the Lord, with thanksgiving on the anniversary of our landing; you
heard that, Constantia?" her stepmother responded.
"No, but that would be seemly, a natural course to follow," said
Constance.
"There is not one of us who is not reliving the voyage hither and the
hard winter of a year ago, I'll warrant. And Christmas is nearing."
"That is a word that may not be uttered here," said Dame Eliza with
a gleam of humour in her eyes, though she did not lift them, and a
flitting smile across her somewhat grimly set lips.
"Oh, can it be harmful to keep the day on which, veiled in an infant's
form, man first saw his redemption?" cried Constance. "There were
sweetness and holiness in Christmas-keeping, meseems. If only we
could cut out less violently! Stepmother, will you let me have my
way?"
"Your way is not in my guidance, Constantia," said Dame Eliza. "It is
for your father to grant you, or refuse you; not me."
"This is beyond my father's province," laughed Constance. "Will you
let me make a doll—I have my box of paints, and you know that a
gift for using paints and for painting human faces is mine. I will
make a doll of white rags and dress her in our prettiest coloured
ones, with fastenings upon her clothes, so that they may be taken
off and changed, else would she be a trial to her little mother! And
then I will paint her face with my best skill, big blue eyes, curling
golden hair, rose-red cheeks and lips, and a fine, straight little nose.
Oh, she shall be a lovely creature, upon my honour! And will you let
me give her to Damaris on Christmas morning, saying naught of it to
any one outside this house, so no one shall rebuke us, or fine my
father again for letting his child have a Christmas baby, as they fined
him for letting Ted and Ned play at a harmless game? Then I shall
know that there is one happy child on the birthday of Him who was
born that all children, of all ages, should be happy, and that it will
be, of all the possible little ones, our dear little lass who is thus full
of joy!"
Mistress Hopkins did not reply for a moment. Then she raised the
corner of her apron and wiped her eyes, muttering something about
"strong mustard."
"How fond you are of my little Damaris," she then said. "You know,
Constantia, that I have no right to consent to your keeping
Christmas, since our elders have set their faces dead against all
practices of the Old Church. Yet are your reasons for wishing to do
this, or so it seems to me in my ignorance, such as Heaven would
approve, and it sorely is borne upon me that many worser sins may
be wrought in Plymouth than making a delicate child happy on the
birthday of the Lord. Go, then, and make your puppet, but do not
tell any one that you first consulted me. If trouble comes of it they
will blame you less, who are young and not so long removed from
the age of dolls, than me, who am one of the Mothers in Israel."
"Oh, thank you, thank you, Stepmother!" cried Constance jumping
up and clapping her hands with greater delight than if she had
herself received a Christmas gift.
"I'll never betray you, never! None shall know that any but my
wicked, light-minded self had a hand in this profanation of——. What
does it profane, Stepmother?"
"Plymouth and Plymouth pilgrimage," said Dame Eliza, and this time
the smile that she had checked before had its way.
Constance ran upstairs to look for the pieces which were to be
transformed by fairy magic, through her means, from shapeless rags
to a fair and rosy daughter for pale Damaris. She remembered,
wondering, as she knelt before her chest, that she had clapped her
hands and pranced, and that Dame Eliza had not reproved her.
Constance was busy with her doll till Christmas morning, the more
so that she must hide it from Damaris and there was not warmth
anywhere to sit and sew except in the great living room where
Damaris amused Oceanus most of the darksome days. But Damaris's
mother connived with Constance to divert the child, and there were
long evenings, for, to give Constance more time, Dame Eliza put
Damaris early to bed, and Constance sat late at her sewing.
Thus when Christmas day came there sat on the hearth, propped up
against the back of Stephen Hopkins's big volume of Shakespeare, a
doll with a painted face that had real claim to prettiness. She wore a
gown of sprigged muslin that hung so full around the pointed
stomacher of her waist that it was a scandal to sober Plymouth, and
a dangerous example to Damaris, had she been inclined to vain
light-mindedness. And—though this was a surprise also to Dame
Eliza—there was a horse of brown woollen stuff, with a tail of fine-
cut rags and a mane of ravelled rags, and legs which, though
considerably curved as to shape and unreliable as to action, were
undeniably legs, and four in number. There were bright, black
buttons on the steed's head suggestive of eyes, and the red paint in
two spots below them were all the fiery nostrils the animal required.
This was Giles's contribution to the joy of his ailing baby brother.
Oceanus was a frail child whose grasp on life had been taken at a
time too severe for him to hold it long, nor indeed did he.
"Come out and wander down the street, Con," Giles whispered to
Constance under the cover of the shouts of the two children who
had come downstairs to find the marvellous treasures, the doll and
horse, awaiting them, and who went half mad with joy, just like
modern children in old Plymouth, as if they had not been little
pilgrims.
"There will be amusement for thee; come out, but never say I bade
you come. You can make an errand."
"Oh, Giles, you are not plotting mischief?" Constance implored,
seeing the fun in her brother's eyes and fearing an attempt at
Christmas fooling.
"No harm afoot, but we hope a little laughter," said Giles, nodding
mysteriously as he left the house.
Constance could not resist her curiosity. She wrapped herself in her
cloak against the cold and tied a scarf over her hair, before drawing
its hood over her head.
"You look like a witch, like a sweet, lovely witch," cried Damaris,
getting up from her knees on which she had seemed, and not
unjustly, to be worshipping her doll, whom she had at once
christened Connie, and running over to hug her sister, breathless.
"Are you a witch, Constance, and made my Connie by magic? No, a
fairy! A fairy you are! My fairy, darling, lovely sister!"
"Be grateful to Constantia, as you should be, Damaris, but prate not
of fairies. I will not let go undone all my duty as a Puritan and
pilgrim mother. Constantia is a kind sister to you, which is better,
than a fairy falsehood," said Dame Eliza, rallying something of her
old spirit.
Constance kissed Damaris and whispered something to her so softly
that all the child caught was "Merry." Yet the lost word was not hard
to guess.
Then Constance went out and down the street, wondering what
Giles had meant. She saw a small group of men before her, near the
general storehouse for supplies, and easily made out that they were
the younger men of the plantation, including those that had come on
the Fortune, and that Giles and Francis Billington were to the fore.
Up the street in his decorous raiment, but without additional marking
of the day by his better cloak as on Sunday, came Governor Bradford
with his unhastening pace not quickened, walking with his English
thorn stick that seemed to give him extra, gubernatorial dignity,
toward the group. The younger lads nudged one another, laughing,
half afraid, but not Giles. He stood awaiting the governor as if he
faced him for a serious cause, yet Constance saw that his eyes
danced.
"Good morning, my friends," said William Bradford. "Not at work?
You are apportioned to the building of the stockade. It is late to
begin your day, especially that the sun sets early at this season."
"It is because of the season, though not of the sun's setting, that we
are not at work," said Giles, chosen spokesman for this prank by his
fellows, and now getting many nudges lest he neglect his office.
"Hast forgotten, Mr. Bradford, what day this is? It offends our
conscience to work on a day of such high reverence. This be a holy
day, and we may not work without sin, as the inward voice tells us.
We waited to explain to you what looked like idleness, but is rather
prompted by high and lofty principles."
The governor raised his eyebrows and bowed deeply, not without a
slight twitching of his lips, as he heard this unexpected and solemn
protest.
"Indeed, Giles Hopkins! And is it so? You have in common with
these, your fellow labourers, a case of scruples to which the balm of
the opinions of your elders and betters, at least in experience and
authority, does not apply? Far be it from me to interfere with your
consciences! We have come to the New World, and braved no slight
adversity for just this cause, that conscience unbridled, undriven,
might guide us in virtue. Disperse, therefore, to your homes, and for
the day let the work of protection wait. I bid you good morning,
gentlemen, and pray you be always such faithful harkeners to the
voice of conscience."
The governor went on, having spoken, and the actors in the farce
looked crestfallen at one another, the point of the jest somewhat
blunted by the governor's complete approval. Indeed there were
some among them who followed the governor. He turned back,
hoping for this, and said:
"This is not done to approve of Christmas-keeping but rather to
spare you till you are better informed."
"What will you do, Giles?" asked Constance, as her brother joined
her, Francis also, not in the least one with those who relinquished
the idea of a holiday.
"Do? Why follow our consciences, as we were commended for
doing!" shouted Francis tossing his hat in the air and catching it
neatly on his head in the approved fashion of a mountebank at a fair
in England.
"Our consciences bid us play at games on Christmas," supplemented
Giles. "Would you call the girls and watch us? Or we'll play some
games that you can join in, such as catch-catch, or pussy-wants-a-
corner."
Constance shook her head. "Giles, be prudent," she warned. "You
have won your first point, but if I know the governor's face there
was something in it that betokened more to come. You know there'll
be no putting up with games on any day here, least of all on this
day, which would be taken as a return to abandoned ways. Yet it is
comical!" Constance added, finding her rôle of mentor irksome when
all her youth cried out for fun.
"Good Con! You are no more ready for unbroken dulness than we
are!" Francis approved her. "Come along, Giles; get the bar for
throwing, and the ball, and who said pitch-and-toss? I have a set of
rings I made, I and—someone else." Francis's face clouded. Pranks
had lost much of their flavour since he lacked Jack.
Seeing this, Giles raced Francis off, and the other conscientious
youths who refused work, streamed after them.
Constance continued her way to the Alden home. She thought that a
timely visit to Priscilla would bring her home at such an hour as to
let her see the end of the morning escapade.
Elizabeth Tilley drifted into Priscilla's kitchen in an aimless way, not
like her usual busy self, although she made the reason for her
coming a recipe which she needed. Soon Desire Minter followed her,
asking Priscilla if she would show her how to cut an apron from a
worn-out skirt, but, like Elizabeth, Desire seemed listless and
uncertain.
"There's something wrong!" cried Desire at last, without connection.
"There is a sense of there being Christmas in the world somewhere
to-day, and not here! I am glad that I go back to England as soon as
opportunity offers."
"There is Christmas here, most conscientiously kept!" laughed
Constance. "Hark to the tale of it!" And she told the girls what had
happened that morning.
"Come with me, bear me company home, and we shall, most
probably, see the end of it, for I am sure that the governor is not
done with those lads," she added.
Desire and Elizabeth welcomed the suggestion, for they were, also,
about to go home.
"See yonder!" cried Constance, pointing.
Down the street there was what, in Plymouth, constituted a crowd,
gathered into two bands. With great shouting and noise one band
was throwing a ball, which the other band did its utmost to prevent
from entering a goal toward which the throwers directed it. Alone,
one young man was throwing a heavy bar, taking pride in his
muscles which balanced the bar and threw it a long distance with
ease and grace.
"To think that this is Plymouth, with merrymaking in its street on
Christmas day!" exclaimed Desire, her eyes kindling with pleasure.
"Ah, but see the governor is coming, leading back those men who
went to work; he has himself helped to build the stockade. Now we
shall see how he receives this queer idea of a holiday, which is
foreign to us, though it comes from England," said Constance.
Governor Bradford came toward the shouting and mirth-making with
his dignified gait unvaried. The game slackened as he drew nearer,
though some of the players did their best to keep it up at the same
pace, not to seem to dread the governor's disapproval.
Having gained the centre of the players, the governor halted, and
looked from one to another.
"Hand me that ball, and yonder bar, and all other implements of play
which you have here," he said, sternly. "My friends," he added to the
men who had been at work, "take from our idlers their toys."
There was no resistance on the part of the players; they yielded up
bats, ball, and bar, the stool-ball, goal sticks, and all else, without
demur, curious to see what was in the wind.
"Now, young men of Plymouth colony," said Governor Bradford, "this
morning you told me that your consciences forbade you to work on
Christmas day. Although I could not understand properly trained
Puritan consciences going so astray, yet did I admit your plea, not
being willing to force you to do that which there was a slender
chance of your being honest in objecting to, for conscience sake.
You have not worked with your neighbours for half of this day. Now
doth my conscience arouse, nor will it allow me, as governor, to see
so many lusty men at play, while others labour for our mutual
benefit. Therefore I forbid the slightest attempt at game-playing on
this day. If your consciences will not allow you to labour then will
mine, though exempting you from work because of your sense of
right, yet not allow you to play while others work. For the rest of this
day, which is called Christmas, but which we consider but as the
twenty-fifth day of this last month of the year, you will either go to
work, or you will remain close within your various houses, on no
account to appear beyond your thresholds. For either this is a work-
a-day afternoon, or else is it holy, which we by no means admit. In
either case play is forbidden you. See to it that you obey me, or I
will deal with you as I am empowered to deal."
The young men looked at one another, some inclined to resent this,
others with a ready sense of humour, burst out laughing; among
these latter was Giles, who cried:
"Fairly caught, Governor Bradford! You have played a Christmas
game this day yourself and have won out at it! For me, as a choice
between staying close within the house and working, I will take to
the stockade. By your leave, then, Governor, I will join you at the
work, dinner being over."
"You have my leave, Giles Hopkins," said William Bradford, and there
was a twinkle in his eyes as he turned them, with no smile on his
lips, upon Giles.
Giles went home with Constance in perfect good humour, taking the
end of his mischief in good part.
"For look you," he said, summing up comments upon it to his sister.
"I don't mind encountering defeat by clever outwitting of me. We
tried a scheme and the governor had a better one. What I mind is
unfairness; that was fair, and I like the governor better than I ever
did before."
Stephen Hopkins stood in the doorway of the house as the brother
and sister came toward it. He was gazing at the skyline with eyes
that saw nothing near to him, preoccupied, wistful, in a mood that
was rare to him, and never betrayed to others. His eyes came back
to earth slowly, and he looked at Giles and Constance as one looks
who has difficulty in seeing realities, so occupied was he with his
thoughts. He put out a hand and took one of Constance's hands,
drawing it up close to his breast, and he laid his left hand heavily on
Giles's shoulder.
"Across that ocean it is Christmas day," he said, slowly. "In England
people are sitting around their hearths mulling ale, roasting apples,
singing old songs and carols. When I was young your mother and I
rode miles across a dim forest, she on her pillion, I guiding a
mettlesome beauty. But she had no fear with my hand on his bridle;
we had been married but since Michaelmas. We went to visit your
grandmother, her mother, Lady Constantia, who was a famous toast
in her youth. You are very like your mother, Constance; I have often
told you this. Strange, that one can inhabit the same body in such
different places in a lifetime; stranger that, still in the same body, he
can be such an altered man! Giles, my son, I have been thinking
long thoughts to-day. There is something that I must say to you as
your due; nay something, rather, that I want to say to you. I have
been wrong, my son. I have loved you so well that a defect in you
annoyed me, and I have been hard, impatient, offending against the
charity in judgment that we owe all men, surely most those who are
our nearest and dearest. I accused you unjustly, and gave you no
opportunity to explain. Giles, as man to man, and as a father who
failed you, I beg your pardon."
"Oh, sir! Oh, dear, dear Father!" cried Giles in distress. "It needed
not this! All I ask is your confidence. I have been an arrogant young
upstart, denying you your right to deal with me. It is I who am
wrong, wrongest in that I have never confessed the wrong, and
asked your forgiveness. Surely it is for me to beg your pardon; not
you mine!"
"At least a good example is your due from me," said Stephen
Hopkins, with a smile of wistful tenderness. "We are all upstarts,
Giles lad, denying that we should receive correction, and this from a
Greater than I. The least that we can do is to be willing to
acknowledge our errors. With all my heart I forgive you, lad, and I
ask you to try to love me, and let there be the perfect loving
comradeship between us that, it hath seemed, we had left behind us
on the other shore, just when it was most needed to sustain us in
our venture on this one. You loved me well, Giles, as a child; love
me as well as you can as a man."
Giles caught his father's hand in both of his, and was not ashamed
that tears were streaming down his cheeks.
"Father, I never loved you till to-day!" he cried. "You have taught me
true greatness, and—and—Oh, indeed I love and honour you, dear
sir!"
"The day of good will, and of peace to it! And of love that triumphs
over wrongs," said Stephen Hopkins, turning toward the house, and
whimsically touching with his finger-tips the happy tears that
quivered on Constance's lashes.
"We cannot keep it out of Plymouth colony, however we strive to
erect barriers against the feast; Christmas wins, though outlawed!"
"God rest ye merry, gentlemen;
Let nothing you dismay,"
Constance carolled as she hung up her cloak, her heart leaping in
rapture of gratitude. Nor did Dame Eliza reprove her carol, but half
smiled as Oceanus crowed and beat a pan wildly with his Christmas
horse.
CHAPTER XIX
A Fault Confessed, Thereby Redressed
As the winter wore away, that second winter in Plymouth colony that
proved so hard to endure, the new state of things in the Hopkins
household continued. Constance could not understand her
stepmother. Though the long habit of a lifetime could not be at once
entirely abandoned, yet Dame Eliza scolded far less, and toward
Constance herself maintained an attitude that was far from fault-
finding. Indeed she managed to combine something like regretful
deference that was not unlike liking, with a rigid keeping of her
distance from the girl. Constance wondered what had come over
Mistress Hopkins, but she was too thankful for the peace she
enjoyed to disturb it by the least attempt to bridge the distance that
Dame Eliza had established between them.
Her father and Giles were a daily delight to Constance. The
comradeship that they had been so happy in when Giles was a child
was theirs again, increased and deepened by the understanding that
years had enabled Giles and his father to share as one man with
another. And added to that was wistful affection, as if the older man
and the younger one longed to make up by strength of love for the
wasted days when all had not been right between them.
Constance watched them together with gladness shining upon her
face. Dame Eliza also watched them, but with an expression that
Constance could not construe. Certain it was that her stepmother
was not happy, not sure of herself, as she had always been.
Oceanus was not well; he did not grow strong and rosy as did the
other Mayflower baby, Peregrine White, though Oceanus was by this
time walking and talking—a tall, thin, reed-like little baby, fashioned
not unlike the long grasses that grew on Plymouth harbour shore.
But Damaris had come back to health. She was Constance's charge;
her mother yielded her to Constance and devoted herself to the
baby, as if she had a presentiment of how brief a time she was to
keep him.
It was a cruelly hard winter; except that there was not a second
epidemic of mortal disease it was harder to the exiles than the first
winter in Plymouth.
Hunger was upon them, not for a day, a week, or a month, but
hourly and on all the days that rose and set upon the lonely little
village, encompassed by nothing kinder than reaches of marsh,
sand, and barrens that ended in forest; the monotonous sea that
moaned against their coast and separated them from food and kin;
and the winter sky that often smiled on them sunnily, it is true, but
oftener was coldly gray, or hurling upon them bleak winds and
driving snows.
From England had come on the Fortune more settlers to feed, but
no food for them. Plymouth people were hungry, but they faithfully
divided their scarcity with the new-comers and hoped that in the
spring Mr. Weston, the agent in England who had promised them the
greatest help and assured them of the liveliest interest in this heroic
venture, would send them at least a fraction of the much he had
pledged to its assistance.
So when the spring, that second spring, came in and brought a small
ship there was the greatest excitement of hope in her coming. But
all she brought was letters, and seven more passengers to consume
the food already so shortened, but not an ounce of addition to the
supplies. One letter was from Mr. Weston, filled with fair words, but
so discouraging in its smooth avoidance of actual help that Governor
Bradford dared not make its contents known, lest it should
discourage the people, already sufficiently downhearted, and with
more than enough reason to be so. There was a letter on this ship
for Constance from Humility, and Governor Bradford beckoned to
John Howland, standing near and said to him:
"Take this letter up to Mistress Constantia Hopkins, and ask her
father to come to me, if it please him. Say to him that I wish to
consult him."
"I will willingly do your bidding, Mr. Bradford," said John Howland,
accepting the letter which the governor held out to him and turning
it to see in all lights its yellowed folder and the seal thrice impressed
along its edge to insure that none other than she whose name
appeared written in a fine, running hand on the obverse side, should
first read the letter. "In fact I have long contemplated a visit to
Mistress Constantia. It hath seemed to me that Stephen Hopkins's
daughter was growing a woman and a comely woman. She is not so
grave as I would want her to be, but allowance must be made for
her youth, and her father is not so completely, nor profoundly set
free from worldliness as are our truer saints; witness the affair of the
shovelboard. But Constantia Hopkins, under the control and
obedience of a righteous man, may be worthy of his hand."
"Say you so!" exclaimed William Bradford, half amused, half
annoyed, and wondering what his quick-tempered but honoured
friend Stephen would say to this from John Howland—he who had a
justifiable pride in his honourable descent and who held no mere
man equal to his Constance, the apple of his eye. "I had not a
suspicion that you were turning over in your mind thoughts of this
nature. I would advise you to consult Mr. Hopkins before you let
them take too strong hold upon your desire. But in as far as my
errand runneth with your purpose to further your acquaintance with
the maiden, in so far I will help you, good John, for I am anxious
that Mr. Hopkins shall know as soon as possible what news the ship
hath brought. Stay; here is another letter; for Mistress Eliza Hopkins
this time. Take that, also, if you will and bid Mr. Hopkins hither."
John Howland, missing entirely the hint of warning in the governor's
voice and manner, took the two letters and went his way.
He found Stephen Hopkins at his house, planning the planting of a
garden with his son.
"I will go at once; come thou with me, Giles. It sounds like ill news, I
fear me, that hint of wishing to consult me. Somehow it seems that
as 'good wine needs no bush,' for which we have Shakespeare's
authority, so good news needs little advice, or rarely seeks it, for its
dealing."
So saying Stephen Hopkins, straightening himself with a hand on his
stiffened side went into the house, and, taking his hat, went
immediately out of it again, with Giles. John Howland followed them
into the house, but not out of it. Instead, he seated himself,
unbidden, upon the fireside settle, and awaited their departure.
Then he produced his two letters, and offered one to Constance.
"I have brought you this, Mistress Constantia," he said, ponderously,
"at the request of the governor, but no less have I brought it
because it pleaseth me to do you a service, as I hope to do you
many, even to the greatest, in time to come."
"Thank you, John," said innocent Constance, having no idea of the
weighty meaning underlying this statement, indeed scarce hearing it,
being eager to get the letter which he held. "Oh, from Humility! It is
from Humility! Look, little Damaris, a letter from England, writ by
Humility Cooper! The Fortune is safely in port, then! Come, my
cosset, and I will read you what Humility hath to tell us of her
voyage, of home, and all else! First of all shall you and I hear this:
then we will hasten to Priscilla Alden and read it to her new little
daughter, for she hath been so short a time in Plymouth that she
must long for news from across the sea, do you not say so?"
Damaris giggled in enjoyment of Constance's nonsense, which the
serious little thing never failed to enter into and to enjoy, as
unplayful people always enjoy those who can frolic. The big sister
ran away, with the smaller one clinging to her skirt, and with never a
backward glance nor thought for John Howland, meditating a great
opportunity for Constance, as he sat on the fireside settle.
"Mistress Hopkins, this is your letter," said John, completing his
errand when Constance was out of sight.
He offered Dame Eliza her letter. She looked at it and thrust it into
her pocket with such a heightened colour and distressed look that
even John Howland's preoccupation took note of it.
"This present hour seems to be an opportunity that is a leading, and
I will follow this leading, Mistress Hopkins, by your leave," John said.
"It cannot be by chance that all obstacles to plain speaking to you
are removed. I had thought first to speak to Stephen Hopkins, or
perhaps to Constantia herself, but I see that it is better to engage a
woman's good offices."
Dame Eliza frowned at him, darkly; she was in no mood for dallying,
and this preamble had a sound that she did not like.
"Good offices for what? My good offices? Why?" she snapped. "Why
should you speak to Mr. Hopkins, with whose Christian name better
men than you in this colony make less free? And still more I would
know why you should speak either first or last to Mistress
Constantia? That hath a sound that I do not like, John Howland!"
John Howland stared at her, aghast, a moment, then he said:
"It is my intent, Mistress Eliza Hopkins, to offer to wed Mistress
Constantia, and that cannot mislike you. Young though she be, and
somewhat frivolous, yet do I hope much for her from marriage with
a godly man, and I find her comely to look upon. Therefore——"
"Therefore!" cried Dame Eliza who seemed to have lost her breath
for a moment in sheer angry amazement. "Therefore you would
make a fool of yourself, had not it been done for you at your birth!
Art completely a numbskull, John Howland, that you speak as
though it was a favour, and a matter for you to weigh heavily before
coming to it, that you might make Stephen Hopkins's daughter your
wife? Put the uneasiness that it gives you as to her light-mindedness
out of your thoughts, nor dwell over-much upon her comeliness, for
your own good! Comely is she, and a rare beauty, to give her partly
her due. And what is more, is she a sweet and noble lass, graced
with wit and goodness that far exceed your knowledge; not even her
father can know as I do, with half my sore reason, her patience, her
charity, her unfailing generosity to give, or to forgive. Marry
Constance, forsooth! Why, man, there is not a man in this Plymouth
settlement worthy of her latchets, nor in all England is there one too
good for her, if half good enough! Your eyes will be awry and for
ever weak from looking so high for your mate. But that you are the
veriest ninny afoot I would deal with you, John Howland, for your
impudence! Learn your place, man, and never let your conceit so run
away with you that you dare to speak as if you were hesitant as to
Mr. Hopkins's daughter to be your wife! Zounds! John, get out of my
sight lest I be tempted to take my broom and clout ye! Constance
Hopkins and you, forsooth! Oh, be gone, I tell ye! She's the pick and
flower of maidens, in Plymouth or England, or where you will!"
John Howland rose, slowly, stiffly, angry, but also ashamed, for he
had not spirit, and he felt that he had stepped beyond bounds in
aspiring to Constance since Dame Eliza with such vehemence set it
before him. Then, too, it were a strong man who could emerge
unscathed from an inundation of Dame Eliza's wrath.
"I meant no harm, Mistress," he said, awkwardly. "No harm is done,
for the maid herself knows naught of it, nor any one save the
governor, and he but a hint. Let be no ill will between us for this. I
suppose, since Mistress Constantia is not for me, I must e'en marry
whom I can, and I think I must marry Elizabeth Tilley."
"What does it matter to me who you marry?" said Dame Eliza,
turning away with sudden weariness. "It's no concern of mine,
beyond the point I've settled for good and all."
John Howland went away. After he had gone Constance came
around the house and entered by the rear door. Her eyes were full of
moisture from suppressed laughter, yet her lips were tremulous and
her eyes, dewy though they were, shone with happiness.
"Hast heard?" demanded Dame Eliza.
"I could not help it," said Constance. "I left Damaris at Priscilla's and
ran back to ask you, for Priscilla, to lend her the pattern of the long
wrapping cloak that you made for our baby when he was tiny. Pris's
baby seems cold, she thinks. And as I entered I heard John. I near
died of laughing! I had thought a lover always felt his beloved to be
so fair and fine that he scarce dared look at her! Not so John! But
after all, it is less that I am John's beloved than his careful—and
doubtful choice. But for the rest, Mistress Hopkins—Stepmother—
might I call you Mother?—what shall I say? I am ashamed, grateful
but ashamed, that you praise me so! Yet how glad I am, never can I
find words to tell you. I thought that you hated me, and it hath
grieved me, for love is the air I breathe, and without it I shrivel up
from chill and suffocation! I would that I could thank you, tell you
——." Constance stopped.
The expression on Dame Eliza's face, wholly beyond her
understanding, silenced her.
"You have thanked me," Dame Eliza said. "Damaris is alive only
through you. However you love her, yet her life is her mother's debt
to you. Much, much more do I owe you, Constantia Hopkins, and
none knows it better than myself. Let be. Words are poor. There is
something yet to be done. After it you may thank me, or deny me as
you will, but between us there will be a new beginning, its shaping
shall be as you will. Till that is done which I must do, let there be no
more talk between us."
Puzzled, but impressed by her stepmother's manner and manifest
distress, Constance acquiesced. It was not many days before she
understood.
The people of Plymouth were summoned to a meeting at Elder
William Brewster's house. It was generally understood that
something of the nature of a court of justice, and at the same time
of a religious character was to take place. Everyone came, drawn by
curiosity and the dearth of interesting public events.
Stephen Hopkins, Giles, and Constance came, the two little children
with them, because there was no one at home to look after them.
Not the least suspicion of what they were to hear entered the mind
of these three, or it might never have been heard.
Elder Brewster, William Bradford, Edward Winslow sat in utmost
gravity at the end of the room. It crossed Stephen Hopkins's mind to
wonder a little at his exclusion from this tribunal, for it had the effect
of a tribunal, but it was only a passing thought, and instantly it was
answered.
Dame Eliza Hopkins entered the room, with Mistress Brewster, and
seated herself before the three heads of the colony.
"My brethren," said William Brewster, rising, "it hath been said on
Authority which one may not dispute that a broken and contrite
heart will not be despised. You have been called together this night
for what purpose none but my colleagues and myself knew. It is to
harken to the public acknowledgment of a grave fault, and by your
hearing of a public confession to lend your part to the wiping out of
this sin, which is surely forgiven, being repented of, yet which is thus
atoned for. We have vainly endeavoured to persuade the person thus
coming before you that this course was not necessary; since her
fault affected no one but her family, to them alone need confession
be made. As she insisted upon this course, needs must we consent
to it. Dame Eliza Hopkins, we are ready to harken to you."
He sat down, and Dame Eliza, rising, came forward. Stephen
Hopkins's face was a study, and Giles and Constance, crimson with
distress, looked appealingly at their father, but the situation was
beyond his control.
"Friends, neighbours, fellow pilgrims," began Dame Eliza, manifestly
in real agony of shamed distress, yet half enjoying herself, through
her love for drama and excitement, "I am a sinner. I cannot continue
in your membership unless you know the truth, and admit me
thereto. My anger, my wicked jealousy hath persecuted the innocent
children of my husband, they whose mother died and whose place I

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