Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-05
CIR 5turq Grllrr.
-ALARIC,
OR THE
TYRANT'S VEULT,
A s1C.LIAN STORY oFEARLY TIMES
A SIC. LIAM STORY oFEARLY TIMES
CHAPTER [.
ALhRtC.

the shore of the sea, stood man who
had JUS landed from vessel that was
now sailing away towards the North
He was quite young-not over ve.and-
twenty-tal and well.propo,tioned; with
muscular system finely dcvcloped; and
possessing a face not only striking in its
manly beauty. but remarkable, in one 50
young, for it's stern resolution, and self
reliant expression. His dress was iyht
and simple, and evidently of Greek man.
utacture; the lower limbs being clothed
in close fitting goat-skin. above which
be wore shirt of white linen, conf ned
at the waist by belt Of Inc mail. Upon
his head was a cap of woven stuff, the
top dropping over the right ear; and his
feet were shielded by pair of sandals
His only weapon was a short, heavy
sw rd, which hung. in a leathern scab.
bard, from mis- belt Of mail lie stoo,!
for awhile, gazing about. as though un.
decided what course he should pursue
but finally he cspied an old fisherman
not far off, who had just came down upon
the bea eh, and towards him he made his
way.
a bright. pleasant morning, good
sir said the youth.
The old man cast his net from his
shoulders and gazod up. He carefully
scanned the features before him, and then
replied
Aye, fair sir. it is pleasant morning
We have many such on this coast.
And yet it st rms sometim 5, sup
pose sug scstcd the first speaker.
III is a wise man who IlItle hceds the
storms he canrot quell, SAID the fisher
man. with a ned of the head which
seemed to give his words more mear.inE
than the circumstances undtr which they
were spoken woald imply.
You are riy t there. responded the
other. Bat tel ma-wacre Can find
Artabanus, the hermit
The fisherman took another careful
look into his interlocutogs tacc,and then
answered
He lives upon ,onler mountain, which
is called C,ialado Do you wish to s,e
him
Yes
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sueam Cross that. and then upon youl
ri .ht hand YOU will see beaten II OK
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