belonged to the crown and were gi hy the the elders the h co of s and captains the national i du n� n bend troops or into this province nor did the ever enter it in a legal manner till they had given in the to retain their privileges on these people ri placed a firm confidence himself as a he set on his way to da accompanied by a who was to be his guide he crossed over the whole country of passed between and and after of a long and dan safe among the mountains he had no the province than he was abandoned by h a guide him of all the he had provide he wandered up and down amongst these deserts destitute of friends and money not daring to own that he was even a at inhabitants then more civilized than savages proposed to him to for his to conceal himself from discovery and t nature he accordingly hired himself o labour in the mines it and for a long course of time did he toil in these � a im f ii m l � n in � i ui il j w� with not � r t r t i i v � i� li o ri v anecdote � and breathe � � hit common th� air one deemed to bring me the summons of death near f on a little hill st a very habitation so simple lecture that you would have il u hind cottage instead of a place that in of old had bi en ti of nobility it consists of a long bam structure foi of r covered in n strange fashion with odd oi in the carved wood but the was � d by the of it heroic mistress who saved by her of mind the life of the future of her the fi re the alluded loi and most of them wi to mc under the very roof � having by an evil accident been discovered tu t mines and after being narrowly by a nobleman bent his course toward house then inhabited by a person the of or whom he had known in he hoped from the ni he had formerly laid on the officer that he should at i find a safe retreat received him with every mark fi nay treated him with hut and i noble mind are proud the truly great when robbed their he seemed more afflicted by the tunes of than that prince for and with such vehemence against the that instead � proposal to take up arms he to try the a of the and declared that himself and hit v� would be the to m t an example and turn out under the of his beloved general was rejoiced to find that he had at last found � who was not draw his sword in the defence of his try and endeavoured by the and prospect of a for the personal i he t� n confirm him in so generous a resolution wit repeated of be named the gentlemen and among the whom he hoped to engage the relied on his and promising to name himself to any while he was absent some afterward saw leave the house to put his design in execution it wm indeed a design and a one under the cloak of a zealous for the traitor his ruin the hope of making his court to the at the expectation of a large reward m� de this son of to sacrifice his honour to his � lor the sake of a the most sacred of b his guest in u ce of hat base resolution he went to one of s officers commanding in the province informed him that was his prisoner having this treachery he had to face his victim and to surprise the who he said l him u lu be under of a friend to manhood � i dare lo that he could betray such a he proposed t while they y ti to it of it will ca y said he not even my wife that it is ly the officer st the head of a party of soldier marched directly to the place men in the house while the leader abruptly entering found o� s wife according to the fashion of those employed in preparations at distance from her sat a young in a r off the know from the of a tree the went up to her and told her he came in king s name to demand the rebel who he knew was concealed under her roof tlie d never changed colour she immediately the man whom her introduced as a s son to be the hero the door blocked up hy soldiers in an instant she lied without once glancing at who sat with if you mean the gentleman my has had here these few days he has walked out into the wood on the other side of the hill some of these soldiers may readily him as he has no arms with him the officer did not suspect the easy simplicity of her manner and pan of the men to go in quest of him at that suddenly turning her eyes on she flew up to him and the stick out of hia hand exclaimed in an angry voice wretch what sit before your don t you see the king s in the room c et nut of my sight or some of them shall give you a as she spoke she struck him a blow on the back with all her strength and opening a side door there get into the cried she its the place for such company and giving him knock she flung the after him and shut the door sure added she in a great heal never woman was with such a of a slave the officer begged she would not 