Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12


II force or fraud should burst the sats).
To gall an entering. foe. ,,...-....-..-,... .,
. Bnf every Jealous post Of ward, -
th 20 now defsnseless and unbarried. .aa
re No longer was TO be seem .''oss
h' The smbaStled portsl arch ~ .Is'2 ~ -
Whose ponderous gate and massive bar
Had on rolled back the tide Of war,
Time had defaeed it,, magnifcence
and overthrow the massive walls, and
the old castle was no longer tenable.
No more stronghold and = resort for
beauty and valor. b '.T.atgt ,Dd - rad
100 Through nov. thy 'miry court j, "
But pens the lazy steers and sheep,
Thy tuIress rude and tpttsripg heap
Have been the minstsel's loved resort.
An old turret, the fast remnant of
former splsndor, was inhabited by q
priest and physician, whom the dis.
turbed times had irnpelled to take up
this abode for safety 10 we'll as mutual
assistance, . not uncommon partner
ship Of those uncertain days. 50, az
the old song says:-. r T. ) u ~
II patient lived Or patient died,
'rwss matter Of email importance.
:, Ito happened, that these; gpardi-
AaG of The Spiritual aid bodily welfare
Of their neighbors, were very fond of
= quiet gamesas Chess, sahd were .tbus
wont to relieve the ennui Of many .
dresry winters evening. s'"1. ~, e. =, q
AT the time our story commences, :
game Of unusual interest was in: pro
gress, and the players bent all their
energy and skill upon the result. So
absorbed was every outward sense
and feeling, that . loud knocking 1t
The door was UNDECIDED, and the ,Niei=
tor might have wasted his strength
and seriously damaged his lungs, with;
out attracting their attention, had b ).
not Z. valuable friend H. the rusty old
locks, which, giving way before his
lusty blows with . loud 3crasihy psh,
cred him INTERNATIONALLY into the
presence Of the a1righted Chess play
erh. Il. = 4 I - II -
q Il proved To be summons for the
physician to attend . villagsr who was
taken suddenly and dangerously i'll,
hence the emergency Of the case,
which would brook no delay. ssefaa5za"
Return with all haste, and tell
them l will be ready in . moment '
he ansxaseti!s' D. Sc Ca 80 *
Then, addressing his companion, he
continued,i = Come, my worthy friend,
you may as we'll resign; the game eau
fn %,,. e S sfSlssnssf' fee a f.. ~'res
would be foolish to throw away
= game in that way;'' responded tie
priest. g You are impatient to put
our ncishbor of Of bis fmiseryj q
don't ptaih ydul but Kclafm The. ti6.l
tory. l merely give up this pawn aud
"Wei', II you d x Viii {; obstinate, d
%est s;ssssa s $ sSaSs 5 tux s.s %"
his own way As the position Of our
village friend ia hardly 90, critical as
your own, take pawn. Con.poser
'''s sse',S4}ksrsy5axls. r SaaA3iahI un.
glided: swittiy' W and ne ! game in ad-
vanced but slowly. The sick man
was forgotten, aud in all PROBABILITY
the thought ct 4 him would never bass|
r<carred to them, had they not been[
interrupted by the returning mc,sen
ger, who, bresthless aud worn with
speed. broke i4 upon them, ,ebassiagE
IL Ptiest Il hasted Is lii dyinR ffisdI.|
who had now but q few moments to-
~ 81 81. instant, tnci.i srS1
the .pFis.t Il rs ;.Hsrs, sbaw, .this ,cross
and rosary and speed on. l will over
take you rs soon - ! seize, my. cloak
and stat. l Avn no loiterer - -.
Then, addressing ilis efilhpanion, ho !
loosely sadded - Coms, sftishsa, kill
or cure : suppose We eel Nd ds~v.ll
You So the f0rces arS MI, and II
have iall the adxsntaa ii position, sol
yon are lucky togeta a. so we'll"
:" You ars in i hurry. to, make your
fee,' retorted, the other ii zee mol
'essoa 'torN accepting : draw. I ,gk.1
change Queens, aud where is V plyntsl
boasted superiority ?' = N2AiS -, e,
~ thlue you overlooked THU, .csiLuesck!l
ferh.P, yea now gladly aceept' .
.h,ln'-i', has s;wn ,ir'-fs 1u''b aGfa'ssl
4 i,{&sES 4 h'ff = l.
ssn. j." ,". f. : ertW -