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iend or oil the woetorn iende in
than doi'o before Crecy wee
taught. whorl the third Edwerd
eet upon the throne. There wee
, ‘ none to tell them of the doom
mt the fleet. whence comee light end
lite. doeth: end the docreoe ct God. bed
. tooled-taboo the World. Not one in e mul-
, tidbit, lied over fiengitoerd or}
,A ,, ,, vacuum“ rigorcntbey‘i reo-
“ “ iii!“ . ‘ hummer-lei we,
, ) .‘l‘ello‘w Wen. Wide which hed'grcwn
”’1 Old ’ ”will“ originating; lie'iee‘
“W oldplrge' were cerved out of mountain.
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orimeon eeile end eho deported into the
hint. one blood red epot egelnet ite
bieoltneee.
'l‘ho multitude wetohod until they
could eoe her no longer end then denied
up with mingled ioy end rego. They
ieughod medly. 'rboy cureed him Who
hed deported.
"We live! we livoi we live!" they
cried. 'Murgh. ie gonol Murgh ie
lonel Kill‘hle prleetel Nelle eeeriilco
0! hie ehhdowel uni-eh ie gone bearing
the tooureeg-ot the Belt into Itho'boeom
or the Witt. book! It followe him."
one they holoted‘To e cloud or ‘emolro
or upon in which terrible mp...
091th end of eevege~heunted plain.
Yelfliitheir cyde bed been opened eo thet
. ,.::;*im¢ A” well, mieht they hove
‘ ) $W.gfldoe Meek-‘morohent.
then lute ,boor lehorlne W
they ell hove trembled when
thli‘M eent forth her emu i"
"if M! the world beyond thet bur-
“Mldigd‘ilohbderkneu. _. :Beh‘oldl A vent
would... ileum liurbuuu In the
winter" ‘enowc. reddened by the lurid eun-
let borehole tl‘irouee e ‘eewaioothcd
“3099‘”‘df‘"cfoild. "HVerywher-e upon the
k m’?8.'9,¥}!9! endhopon epecee greet rim
'sdl‘iui e‘A'e‘t‘rengo' fuelétho bodloe ct
“WWW“! 91’ Wild.‘ Peetllenoo weeb“
lune orthet city. e willenoe hitherto
if Wear-linttbmdreldo border lied died
C‘Mi'". utiliti.‘i ybt" linnumo‘rebie border
vuwmfl‘mm petient M‘brl're forth
. 99.99! ”ammo-u neon-en them to
love or beto. end. their teelt done. turned
f”m“‘thoj‘nmuu" ' "“or‘nu'nuetity river ‘endi
‘mbo‘di‘ "w, . : ' ' .
Down the brood etroet which ren bo-
.~m.ihe.m-houoee edyeeood e
g g g on towend tho bromlco decked
‘ MW e‘ ‘ or pneu-
cm to rule contravenemuu on
ioiee lentorne,oi bleclt mu. lighted}
llemma» dire Wham none. ‘neeinel-
_, Mariam oogpeny or noete oled‘
' beryllium“. eldibe’eriu l1 u lenterne.
amounted. lot It theee'nobo'loehe‘d.
J nefdld they iloien to the dlrgee 'thet. they
“Kelli: ‘be ‘e’ll 7W 'Ver’e It‘d upon him
hgeo’dllItheyeotre We end noon bio
”of locomotion:
' "The lint‘cbinyeliion wee e lovely women.
:gwei me. I’m.” doyere in her
etreemlog heir end booeeth bor bored
D‘rllel‘e'flrrie ‘d‘whibb our unreal
demoed depflflonbuw.ebood her one
flaunt-rte eho neutron, rou- at one
‘MMIbeehet whichebebore. pin
“in Intimacy-l ~mm who
. WWNIQM route-e tliet
:3. morphine: li‘tbofib'ee‘o’wote'thet ode
reee- cram. Dirt Minoan or
planer». on toilet marquee; eel.
W‘W"I"WWI “cov—
l
ored brow; leen ehenlu hilt hiddob with e
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moiewliito heed-mm“
, mum “in In w; u- um.
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, “on ohod of neither.
o Hood oloelt tbet wee teetoned
‘ _ 7' ‘ ' 'e'nd'tliel‘huue'dowomm
‘im ’W7‘4h‘ouldore. Tilord’ e've'e noth-
luin WC‘fibo‘JIIIeli’efloi eie
‘ ill end. wee yuet‘e burlywellow
‘1‘“ killed or the red otodlt‘ 'iiio‘iile' bile—ode
who eeomod to be. let removed tram
. ‘oe ‘eteeiltiy I". though or on
' oilfht‘ redo immovebieueiune no
thoeo long eye» or me upou'one oi ”too“
if “glue; one «‘Wfliiliid" “him" Ill-Io
3 ii“ . , , .
oiledod—dlw'ey’h ' upon coo. whether it
‘ ‘ WW‘llieo. women or childwwitli e
“W1 “53% ufiob’ii'holllfll 'io'li
ilM» the knee. medo oileieouue
l» , ,
.. tut-minimums .-
fl“ VWJWJWLM ,iiioelied moo.
«Dim. D1,.roeyillie end‘ Wood. or
lilieyreiiied no on lurid'weiine‘et ebohe
- ‘ltunl "to tlii lunar “3*?“ aw
f_ fiéfirrIl-ettwtn minute on
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Mew-be eirwd‘ble- wee he "no
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"33m whoeenego nonerbbliflftfli) (or the
youth" eodryet untouched by time. He
uoed. Only now eul‘h‘iethhéWuried
_ {599d their ltneoe ihfeiiie‘ind
f“ fiefl'w‘lo‘r‘toet bile m coauthor.
4m~wnz~mnwu “though tilled
.Mwui» two-MM iii-ice cunt-é
m deetll. . I'llfiugif the toilet“ NU
moi Wilton mu mo
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fiat- Mllbowi'lh onhooeooom‘m‘e‘
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.y yww on“ o tuttii loan. tried
ltd.
‘ your teem, how i. the hen
seemed to move dimly. that trolled after
the deperting. red-celled ship.
The blech prioete end the white
prieete hoerd. end without etruggie.
without oompieint. ee though they were
but toting port in eome eot ceremony.
neeled down in lime upon the enow.
Naked from the weiet up. oxcuiionore
with greet eworde eppeered. They ed~
voiced noon the kneeling linee without
heete, withtut wreth. end. letting fell
the beer: eworde upon the petient.
oule'tretchod necle. did their trim once
till ell were deed. Then they turned to
find her or the flowere who bed denced
ore end her of the tettered weode
who hed followed otter. purpoel 1 to
cut them to the funerel ounce. But
thoeo were gone. though none hed seen
out go. Only out of the getherlng
deritncu from eomo temple or pmde
top I voice epol~o like e mooning: wind.
"Full." veiled the voice. 'eilll with
you to Ilurgli. the eecond thing creole—-
Murgh, who wee mode to be men'e min-
letor. glilurgh the moeeonger ohell re.
“beer from beyond the netting eon. Yo
moot kill. ye oennot epero. 'l‘hoee
price“ you eeomodto eley he hed enm-
Inoned to be bio odioere eter.‘ Fool!
Yeldo bother" II ”flee lurch, gete«
w” of the (ode. Lite end deeth ere
not in yourvhende' eerie tile. The! ere
in tiigrhende or agile-tor o! blur-git.
Helper of men. ot thet Lord whom no
eye bet.“ econ but whore behcete ell
who ere born obeyb-qee. oven the
mighty lurgh. .Looeor o! burdene.
whom in your todllehnooe you leer.”
Bo epoke thi- voioo out of the derltnoee.
but the night tied lword o! the greet
poetilelioe wee lifted from the Eeltorn
lend end there the iunerel droo tiered no
't‘noro. ‘
The Tryeting Piece.
H the very any thet liurgb tho Moe.
center celled tot-tie into thet utter-
moot lee e young men end e meiden
not together in the Fiythburgh
"IN-hoe our to Dunwien. on tho eeetern
ooeet or Englend. In thie. the month of
l'obruery oi the yeer lied. herd end
bitter ireee held auri'olk in lie nin’l‘ho
muddy etroein o1 Biytit. it to true. wee
troeon only in piecee. elnoo the tide.
dowtng up trout the southwoid llerbor.
where it rune into the con between that
encioni town end the hemiei of Weibore-
wick. hed brolten up the ice. But ell elee
‘weo tot herd end feet. end now ,towerc
comb the cold wee bitter. diet-it end
holed *etood the tell.‘ dry reode. The
blechbirde one pterilnge perched upon
the‘ willowe eoomed ‘ewolloe into
teeth" belle. the iur eterted on the
8mm! beroe end e iour—hereo weln
could trevol in net-tr over err-mu "hm
it only other time o mentor tiered not
not die toot.
’ 0e vouch on eye. with the enow
moms. the greet merelt wee
[utterly doeolece. end title wee why
theeetwo lied ohoeoii it (or their moot-
mode. To ioolt on they were e
‘gdodiy heir—«the girl. who wee clothed
in united eho elweye wore. tell. derlt.
vou‘mpedjwitb'lerge bieolt oyee end
Cideterfllitled who. ode who would meite
e very etetoly women; the men. brood
ebouldorodpwieii [fly one tbetg were
quick end elmoet *doroo. long ldnbed.
here, eeu‘e nebular. one who me
never iteowe eiohneee‘wbo looked on
thougllgtlie world were mode iorxhim
to meetor. Ito wee young. but one end
twenty ”tort" oer. end hie elitiple drool.
e' two "or thieit’ wool. teem-a round
like with e‘ioetborboit. to which hung
e ebort prom. envied thet hie degree
weemodeel. , ‘
. the girl. eltboegh "eho looked hie
elder. iii loot web only in her twentieth
y 1 though tron her. who on noun
're‘ered in the herd echooi oi thet cruel
"e‘ge. childhood lied long dopertod, leev-
in; her e ripoiied women beiore bar
The weir etood looking or. oech other.
~ ”Well. could live wavering." eeid
the men. in hie oloerv voice. “why did
u.
“ti. i. the. tire-ouch torque to the
W W ”WWW! Willie 1 echo.»
one using; loll ,
your mouse bid no meet you in tlue
cold oieoel" ‘ ‘ ',
“become 1 bed e word to eey to you.
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Writ Wei «#5 col. to: i voter-[gentleman de’iireeel.“ elie nurtured
coldly. "one
with. rug-h being no cold
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a l ”i I mil/ti T
libeliew York Herald Oomuyn—dll’fli‘ml
“ 1”,! 1Wd..;tbe wind audit? her
name end tram
tit
'Iic‘s’erve" .‘l ‘
fillpurpoee Dooe they Dick
Yonder?"
“Aye. behind thoee willowe. errow on
etring, end God help him on whom
Dick drewe. But whet wee thet word.
liver” ‘
“Ono oeey to undoretend.” eho replied.
looking him the eyeesmrew’elil"
" lie ehlvored ee though with the cold
end hie deco ohengod. ‘
"An ill birthdey greeting. yet i roerod
it." he muttered hueltily. “but why more
now then et my other time?“
"Would you ltnow. Hugh? Well. the
story ie ehort, co 1'“ eot ibout. Our
greet-grendmotbor. the heireee of the
do Gheneve. mmied twice—did elm not~«
end lirom the tint huebond come tha do
the eecond the
Cleveringe. But in thin wey or in thet
wetob
‘ eehed otter e little;
‘tlto we use me from either.
I- went him leghoeven cultured "the“
earth eceevwhore‘ewer mine“ ‘-
At there: wot-do e light‘ebdtle ll itogh'e
been woven 'l‘m‘j‘ ‘ .. ."
“rm tied at tiled. miter x dove heerd;
much.“ title mow Mm
tillage that be ie eflrelior' cor-o bore-to;
iiiff"'.l"" - ii
r. em’ on roulette. lei-mm»: *be» e’
metohdor him.
-.
”£15th divert.“
.h. 100k“ Mm Ly“? “a H M
MIVdMl-u i.‘ ‘l _. .H"
"I think eo. imam. to no
woeltling;
but not for him willie ‘ilvo Rouble end-
tho ten equine. end. my noble tether end
my brother end illegal. Oh. Hughl
Huehi" ,eho edited bitterly. “arm you:
undoretend ‘thet yotl ere ' but e our:
chent'e led. though your blood be ee
noble ee eny in thin Nell-no mercheut'e
led. the loot oi dve bro’thore'i Why "were
You not born the tint or them it you
wiehod ior Eve Cleverlill. for then your
' rod gold might hevo bought'mel”
"All: thet ct than who bout me." eeld
Ruth. "Come. now, whei‘e in your mind?
You‘re not one to be sold like I holicr el
o rering end go whimpering to the titer,
end I em not one to menu led there
whilo I etend upon my‘ feet. We ere
mode of e clay too out! for e Frenbh
iord‘e iingere. Eve. though it ie true that
they may dreg you whither you would not
walk." '
"NO." Ihe enlivened. "i think i Ihuli
take eomo’mee-rying eeeinet my Wilh-
Moreover. l emf niinwich horn"
"Whet of thei. Eve?"
“Go edit your galleire end my friend
Sir Andrew Arnold. the old prleet. in ilw
iihrery or the Temple there he showed me
on ancient roll. e mm! of the churicr
urenicdby Juhnnnd other klnuu of Will!"
land to the ciiiecne of Dimwivh "
“Willi sold ihie wriilnu. Eve?"
"it cold. muting mnny mhcr tltlnur. 'iml
ho mm or mold of Dunwlch can be imwui
wc Cloveringe got tho londe, or man
or them. end you do Crceeie. the nobior
clock. took to morchdndiee. Now. elnco
thoeo dnye you have grown rich wll
your iiehing neote. your wool inert end
your terry dnoe et "Welberewicit end
Southwold. We. too. ere rich in motion:
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end in land. counting our ecree by tho. ..
thoueend. but yet pdor. looting your
told. though yonder menor." end one
pointed to eome towore which roeo der
ewey ebovo the trace upon the high
lend. "nee meny mouthe to iced. Alec
the no line robbed in et Dunwioh.
where I wee born. teking our greet
houeo end my e etroet thet peid or
rent. end your merltet oi Southwold
hoe eiervod out on" et Blythburgh.‘
"Well. whet bee ell thle to do with you
end me. Ever”
’ H b. er you
hexulfron b‘rl-gd to iredo." end eho gienoed
et hie morcbent'e drone. "lletu'ocrr do
Creeol and Clevoring there hevo been ri-
velry end (cud for three long gonoroilone.
When we were children it ebetod ior e
while. eince your (other lcnt money to
mine. end that in why they collared be to
grow up ride by eldo. But then they quer-
rolled ebout the Kerry that we lied riot in
pewn. end your father netted hie gold buck
on“: end. not getting it, took the ferry.
which 1 hevo elweye held e toolieh end
etriio brooding deed. eiuce from thet
dey iorwerd the wer wee upon. Thore-
toro. Hugh. it We meet at all it muet be
in thee. i’roeen reede or behind the cover
of e thicket. like e village elut end her
mail
"i know that well enough. Eve. who
hove epoiten with you but twice in nine
monthe," end he devoured bor boouuiul
tone with hungry oyee. "But at that word
terewell"-—-
"0t thet ill word. thie. Hugh. 1 hove e
new euitor up yonder. e ilne French eeltlor.
e very greet lord indeed. who-o wealth. i
em told. none den number. From hie
mother be her the Volley oi the Weveney
up to Bunny town—eye. end beyond—end
from hie ieihor e whole county in Normen-
dy. Five Froncb knigbie ride behind his
bennor. end with them tell equine end i
know not how meny meneeberiue. 'l‘boro
le tee-ting yonder et the ceetie. 1 cell
rtell you. lire hie treiu ioeiloe be our winiur
provendor will be done end we'll hove to
drlnit emeii beer till the wine eblpe coma
in iron b‘renoe in opting.
"And whet in title lord'e nozzle?”
”God'e truthi he he eeverel.” eho en.
meted. ‘ "tlir Edmund Acour in linglenu.
end in Freuco the high end puieednt Count
oi Noyon. end in flow. our to the city oi
,Venieea-tor there. too. be her pueeee-
clone which come to him through hie
gnudmothervthe Selgneur oi illit-
tribe."
"4nd buying on much. done he went you.
too. liver ‘Md it eo. whyt"
,Wo lie eweere.“ eho enewerod eiowiy.
u'ettd tor the reeeon. why, 1 Nippon
yo... et eoelt it ill my test. union by
ill“ fortune bee plea-ed hib' lordehlp
elude pm be new it e. month ego. At
tho lee-t he bee eeited no in merilege
o2 my tether. who dumped et Min mg. .
winter" pike. end eo’l em betrothe "
. “And do you went. him. amy-
ehouid ltnow who
"eye 2 went lune- ier'ee the i... u
a... o
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to merry minet their will. even in lbfl
lifetime of lnNI‘ percnte."
“But will it hold io-deyl"
"Aye. i think no. i ihlult the! to why
the holy Sir Andrew Illowod it to me.
knowing enmeihink of our Ni". ‘0’ h. "
my couioeoor when l cen got to him."
"Then. eweot. you ere niol" excleimeu
Hugh. with e eigh of rcllci.
"Aye, so cute thet io-morrow ll'etiwr
Nichol». the French cheplein in hie treln.
hee boon wet-nod to weld me to MY Mid
Acour—ihot ie. it i run lhero to wed."
"And if thio Aoour ie there 1'" ecolt Mm
out to-night end clieuonoo him. Em" AM
Hugs: leld hie head um hie ee‘ord.
“Doublleiil,” one replied Ilrt'edilcnlll‘.
"sir Edmund Aooun Count of Noyon.
Seigneur oi (Jettrlne. will ilnd it honor to
eccepi ihe clielienge of Huuh do Cruel.
the merciuiut'e youngoet eon. Oh. “will:
Hughi Are your wlte froeon-illto nue
winter merohi Not thue can you eeve
me."
'l‘ho young more thought I Willie, oturlug
oi. the ground end biting hie ilpe. Then
he lookod up suddenly end aim——
"iiow much do you tore me. hive?"
With a elow emlie eho opened her dime.
and non moment they wore itieeliig out-ii
oillor ue heartily do over men end liiiilJ
have ltioucu once the world lumen; o.
heartily, inuccd, that when lit lullBlil ell.
DUIIIN him “on her oer lm‘oly ieco Vilti
rod on lliu clout one word.
”l'ou know well met 1 two you. to ill.
eorrow ulul undoing.“ eho raid in u uroim.
“KW "i“i'vln childhood it ilde'bcotl “.9 im-
lwuun n». and till tuo urovo liikol one 0i
both it will be on. end tor my pun Doyuiiu
ll.“ UN Dilute epcult true. For wuetovm
may be your one. ‘1 em out one to charm
my tency. when i give. i give ell. though
it be at llliio worth. in truth. Hugh. il‘ l
couidl Would merry you to-night. thougn
you ere nought but e mor‘cllei‘tt’e led. 01‘
even"-ond eho ueoeed.‘ wiping her one
with the beck or her win. etroug bend.
"1 thank you." he mowerod. trembling
with Joy. "So it to with me. For you end
no other women 1 live end die. end though
r em» humble I’ll be omry'or you yet.
it 9°“. lteope tee in Will “2*.
W
Juan:
« Willyou ewey with me new? Llfiktllet
.,
nee-let ‘worde. to let ue como‘u deodl.
li'etlter Arnold would doe you toting cor
illo’niebt m on elm to be wed et. eon
tomorrow our ehie cell tor Moore end
roan-m" . ' ‘
grueling view your tebhu em ue per-
night it. might" ' ‘ .
firmly not! ”.jit could not deepen the mo
botw'eeit oerihhoueee. which eiroedy hoe
no“ bottom. entail he roiueod we would
ieko one. tor the ceptein in my triend.
Iliieo l' {eve eomo little etoro eot by: it
come tome iron: my motheri" 4
«. ”You deli much." eho eeld; "ell e women
hoe. my‘llie porcheeoo ee well. Yet there
it. lo. I'll go beceuee I em e fool. Hugh.
end or it chencee you ere more to nib
thon‘elther, end I hete thie line French
lord. i tell you I eiolton et hie glenoe
end ehiv‘er when he touchee me. i'll go.
though aodconly knowe the end of it."
"Our purpoeo being honeet. the end will
bo good-Eve. though perhepo before ell
le don-o we mey often think it evil. And
now let‘e ewey. though I wleh that you
wore droeeed in enother color."
"Red Eve they name me nnd rod to my
hedge. boceuee it euite my dark loco beet.
Co‘vii not ei my robe. Hugh. for it ie the
Only dowry you will got with Eve Clever.
log. How eholl we to? By the Walbere-
wit-k lorry? l'ou have no horeoe.”
"Nay. l have n elm! hidden in the rude
iivo lurking: on. We must itoep to the
houih ohmic Wulhorewirh. for there they
ltnow your rod oloelt oven etter derlt. end
I would not have you seen till we ere euro
with Sir Arnold in the l’roccvtory: Mother
blueh tot-your men. Ive. Wok I lb not "tome to tehe no
e
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rmmiv. out ”a or 7.. mo _
one ru i... i. one;
youxileln eo‘d‘llve. l ”(worn with
truth. He'i‘teld‘mo, theufiltbet on» the
loved women. hireoeu‘gnt but boned
an we hide *‘till elem:- *
low.“
Plunging into . the , deneo
which eevo’ie timoe ot herd troet no
men could med. ‘beeding. wowerd the
river bent. For two hundred peoee or
mouth” .went ‘thue, till. quite eeer to
thd lip oi tho‘etreem. they oenu to e
petch of node higher end thicker then
the reel. in the centre otwhioh wee I
little mound hid in e. tenglo o: eorub
end ruehee. Once. per-hope e hundred or
e thoueend yeere beiore. eome , old
met-eh "dweller lied lived' upon thie
mound or been buried in it. At new
role. on ite eoulborn lilo. hidden by
reede end e withered willow. wee e
cevity. of which the mouth could not be
non. thet only once hevb‘ been e chem.
bor (or the living or the deed.
’rhruetlng eeido tho growthe that
merited it. Dick bode them enter end lie
etiil.
"None will ilild tie here.” he aid or
he lifted up the roode behind them.
“unleee they chence to hevo houndd.
which 1 Jill! not eeo. “let! be null:
they come."
w -
oi llouve‘ni w‘lmt ie that?“
“A pccwlt, no more." ehe onewerld in-
dlil'm‘cntiy.
“Nor. ii is my man Dick. calling like e.
pccuit. 'l‘lioi's hie sign when trouble lei
forum. All! hm ho comer.” l
f Au lw spoke n lull. gaunt 1min appeared!
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Hugh caught his foot in e willow root and fell. .Eve end Gray Dick
sped onwurd unknowing.
edvencing iovrerd them. file suit wee e
lulmmhiing trot thet normed eiow. althoulih
‘in truth ho wee covering tho ground with
rumor-diner)! ewliineee. Moreovcr, he
‘nmvod eo eiionily thet even on iho iroet
‘hcid roll in. eiop could not be heard. and
giro cerefuily thnt not e reed stirred ee he
{throedcd in end out emong their olumpe
illlte en oiier. hie heed crouched down end
’hle long how polnioil hoforo him or though
lit were e epeer. lleli e minute more end
{tie were below them. e very etrenge men
;tn eeo. liie yeere were not eo meny.
‘thlriy porhnpe. end yet hie loco looked
qulto old hernuee of ill leek oi coloring. lie
thinneoe end the herd linee ihei merkcd
where the muecioe run down to the tight.
eireighi mouth end Lp to the big ioreheed,
over which hung hair on light thet et e
liitlo dieience he loomed eehen grey. 0M!
In hie cold. rocky reoo. oot very ier eperi.
were two pale blue oyee. which. Juet now
whon he chore to lift their lldl that loner-
Rlly kept our together. do though he were
hull ueieop, were toll of fire end gulch
cunning. .
Reaching the peir title etrnnge fellow
GPODM to hie then end reieed hie cop
to Eve. the greet ledy at the Clever-mgr
»-.tcd Evo. no they celled her through
that country eldo. 'i‘libn be epolto in e
low. hunky retou— - A "
“g‘lloy're coining. mentor! You end
your mietroee *muet to bottle union you
moen to tnoo them in the open." end
the pole oyoe glittored do he tipped hie
grout block bod. . "
"Who ero coming. Riolterdl Bo plein.
men." i ' -‘
."slr John (hovering, my ledy’e tether;
young John. my more brother: the. line:
French Lord who woere e white men
tor e oreetir‘throeetzthe hnigbte: hie
competioder‘eud elk-no. eerewoo oi
erme.’ Alec 'irotn the other more the
grieve. Thomee oi Keeelemi. end with
him hie trier-h men end verdorere."
"And whet “other coming tor!” be
!
veelte‘d egein. "air. they hounde end
hewh on wrietr'
"Nev. but they hove eworde end ltnile
‘frnme rgeinei
fuzmi sir Edmund Acour. e gnllnni. oven
’1!
The fight by the River.
'l n while Hugh and Eve heard
nothing. for. Grey Dick's euro were
sharper than theirs. quick on these
might be. About helf e minute inter.
however. they caught tha‘eound 0!
hornon' hpofe ringing on tho hnrd earth
and the crackle of breaking rccde. fol.
lowed by that of union.
Two of the epcnitere enpeered nnd
pulled up thclr hnreee near to them .-
A dry hollow that lay between them
nmi the river blink. Peeping through
thin rude that «row about the mouth of
tho north-dwelling. Eve new them.
"lily fault-r and the Fronchmen.” eho
whispered. “Look!" end ehe elld back I
liiilo so that lluyth might see.
Pct-ring through the eieme of the
unnorcrowih. not on it were in a little
ihr- rod end ominous.
“W. the or“ of Hugh do Crcrei fell
splendid looking._ knight—«hot we!
his first lmprcxlion of him Brood
shoulders. rrnogml. in .ege neither
young nor city’clcnn leeturcd. quick
eyed. with e mobile mouth and a little.
culture out beard. eoi'i end even languid
voiced. bieolt heir-ed. richly dreeeed in
o for robe endfimwniod on e line block
hone—ouch weiihe men. 1
Storing et him end remembering ihet
he, too. loved Roll "live. “ugh grow end-
denly uhemod. How could “no. I more
mcrchent‘e led. compere hlmeelt with
thin mngrelfl opt-.lbrd. thie high bred.
many titled . 'vorite ot' oourte end of
fortune? How could he rival him. he
who hed never yet travelled e hundred
miice from Abolplece where he woe
born. save one when he called on e
trading voyege to Colele'i do well
might e hooded crow try to metch e
peregrine ihet ewooped io enetch ewey
the dove hon th ite dew-0Y9. be
wee the grey“ row. ‘ ‘ wee the dove
whom he ' lied captured. end yonder
ehiity eyed i unt wee the lioet. fierce
peregrine who coon would toer out hie
hcert end boer' hie querry ier ewey.
Hugh ehivered e littlo no the thought
otruch him. not with leer for himself.
but oi the drced at that great end close
bereevemont
The girl et hie eido felt the ehivor.
end her mind. quichened by love end
peril. guoeeed lte purport. Bhe eeid
nothing. for worde were dengoroue;
only turned her boeutliui rec. end
proceed her line upon her lover'e bend.
it wee her meeeege to him: thereby, e-
no ltuow well. humble no he might be.
eho ecknowiednd him nor lord iorovor.
"l em with you." raid that kieo; "hevo no
floor; in life orflin deetb none eheii
divide no." He ioohod et her with greto‘
iul eyee end would hove epokon but
one not pieced her bend upon ble mouth
ecu pointed. t
Acour wee epoelting in Engiieb.
which he need Willi e eu'ong French eo-
ceut. ‘, '
"Well. we do not ilnd your boeutiiui
ruuewey. tiir John. he cold. in e clcer
d cuiuveted voice. "end. eltbough i
not voiu. tor my port 1 oeuuot oe-
liove one tree come to elicit e piece no
my to moot e limi'ciiuiit'e clout—eho who
would uumpeuy with hinge."
"hot i ioer it to ob. ill: Edinund.’ en»
ewerou tilr Joun Cievormg. e etout.
derlt men 0! middle ego. “rule girl oi
mine to vory buddy. too i give warning
you will iird out when eho ie your tvito.
e'or 'yeero .iiio be. out «or today upon
iiugil do ureeri~yco, elnoo they were
boy odd girl logotlior, en t intuit-«ml
while he iivoe i doubt eho’ii never
oheuge it."
“Willie he iivoe. Then why ehould he
continue to live. Sir John?" eeloeu the
U um. indlaorontiy. "ilurely the world
ix not mm o chupmun'e boy."
‘ ‘lto De Croeeie are my bin. eitbougti
l Lute them. eir Edmund. Aim they I":
rich end powdrtul end hove meily
tilelide In high pluooe. It title young
men men by my commend it wouio
etert e blood loud at which none oen‘tell
the end, tor. emu oil. he in nobiy born."
iv "Then. my John. no one“ me by mine.
No: not et my own hence. eioco-i not
lightwitii treoem but t qero thou
eboet mo. aritc on pretty Not-demon
end into to how to incite ouerrol. let
tore egweeimrourtnero will be e lib
dare! lb humiliate." ’
"i know nothing oi your men and no.
ligament when ottbolr uoerrele. reel
of studio. emu mi «Maurine-.4”.
“0t oou‘ree not.” euewored the count.
"1 guy you. tome: my worde. Nome
oi dud: whet .
egotj‘te thlei (l ‘ioei ee, though i were
dtending‘by thy own grew; it come
ml «doom»? dud be ehivored
druedgpele
r ‘ .
‘rhie etor villi continued eeoiuelvoli!
ie the euod'er ugh-email», Qutober
l
They come to kill you mourn: not eee .
tum tether. tbiemiornlne About the
Frenchmen end“ [toot-Met out the ~
Donwiohroee’e :hlooiifidegeln eho who ‘
to hire. Dioh‘you lmow, the ion; whore ,
”Follow no." eel! the men. “end imp .,
‘breho oi .'
moo through wbloh‘ho cum like I, ‘
’polocet. Dick led them over ground on .
i
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en Notified eho ill omrhiu .
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PEACHES for. (on
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