The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER


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n'"g oa.hce" cu'' c'h' "av AZ"
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some "ne 'nousn' - asa wat VIZ ous
t"e anp'es.
Little ennnzn, am" 'ee n'd man.
Nv hoover VII eo'o the Iounfaln IN the
middle nf yondsr f5r"sf. AMI say: Token.
broken. twenty slnes, will have The apples,
and Wisdom with them"
.sWhsf stuH!'' said somebody.
s.Don't sav II. then" answered the o'd
msn. Fairy pies naedn't go u begging. !"
Bur the crowd hing back aud looked NJ
esch other; FOR there were old stores about
the old forest on the left ~ the CITY, and
people we're not fond nj walking in il.
A. lasf stepped ont lord Mrtinus, neph.
ew IN the king. and cried:
81 will 90 FOR The fury apples; nnd il !
win them will give them to the princess y
And mounting his horse. he rode gaily
awav to the forest; hnt IN the very entrance.
Eis horse stumbled and broke his neck;
aad az II is an III omen 10 90 back, Lord
Ma-sinns went forward on foot.
..Wherr are Won going, pretty one?'
asked the Lnrd Martinns.
''To pick fairy apples. that grow 80 thick
in mn orchard cl,s. hv. that the branches
break nnher them," answered the babe. Y
II will 60 with hyou." said Lord NJ ,rtinus,
| 30 the child led the way, and the young lord
fo''n~edh I'll De va. tn,nt nnd weary.
| "" s"a oaii sa's c'sse ~, pretty onev'
sald he AZ lat.
"Ther' they are. saih the child, point
ing 10 trees t",' n' R",''n r'pp'nS, twenty
.'me' msee. M" n"e' man "-r"t me 'ai';
-" nnr"'v nm" l"t" An,un"s ra',"" ms
hanh {" peg one ~hr" M "e o'ugn' De-
gan to wh'r '1F h.". n,, ana though be wa, the
,'s'e't run"er " w N'ns .'''c'n'a' s"g-
aam. s"rs ~'e". was we gay L'r' Mar
.ian', ""l"rr' ne gov o"' "' '"e o'''nfa'~fn
ms v'sf' r"n ,"rn ~ "l'e'' Hn' MS eyes
amos, .e'a'r"su i''r. w, ~ "r "."''
S,,,, @ 10 We"' on WI a. ne. s"."e g',
""''e "'e s"o s"'s' '"'' ohes ef'eu
n" ag' =.
e.'' s''" ."e s,r'' ess INV.
sse'r OF s"V'r 'hrea" :" ,"e princess. :
ca" ",'s H"" S"'"r , ."e :, WI" wiz "''d "n''e
'~,no ?" snh.,
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'ng INV !" "aN ""' "'''o sN~"i ou' ~"
lnneer n. wound the largar il grew, till ut
length it was dark. Then Lord Martinns
found that he MD not stir, for she had
~"ven MI the thrraa in net, and the NJ,
was around him. There he lay till morning
when he lanked nh"a, him-Ia! h- was in
the midst of the fair. in front Of 'he old
mans booth, and every one WIS laughing
ut him.
Then Lord Schu-x spoke M:
| 81 will 90 for the nppies," said he, and
rode gaily away: hut the next morn'r.,
there was he, in a silver net. IN the mid-
| OF the fair. And IL was Lord Martinus'
turn to langh.
Out stepped little Carl, one OF the pages
81 will go,' cried be. AID though rvers-
body tried 70 hold HIM back. went OF NJ
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