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lovely beide asked KJts Il be would mind some
ono else mar1yinG her instead.
"Not At all,"bs answered. "Why ehoul!

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cousia Gus stepped aep ~ forward u chn2ah M n
married the lovely bride instead.
"How is this :" cried the Knight, when he
turuod round, and SAW Gus n9d the lovely
bride standing before the Rishop holding ono
Another's hands
But twas TOO late ten; go At tho nsr1i.sc
feast he asked Kyts il he would mind having a
sack OF money instead
"Eot At au." snswescd Kyts; nit Is no norc
trouble to have money thsn to be without SO
Soon after Gus went 10 the Kings court
With his lovely bride, snd they told The story
Of the mAzr1agc,- and many other things about
G. catslets f. 3 Kgt' md 70 e Was invited to como
Nov, the very night he came, It happened
that tbs Kng gave great fftc, at whicb there
were 30 many mobiles, and officers, and fine
ladfes, thst not se&t was to DO found to sec
the fireworks; 80 when kyta got tired OF being
+ pushed about IN the crowd, he climbed up 1
polo, and sat on cross piece Of wood, where
he could sec everything.
But this pole WIS placed in the very middle
CT the fireworks; so when tho rockets and
scuihs went on, sone Of them nearly hit
"Ihts is ss bad 4. being in Il bsttie,
ea:d K;}ts; "but never mind, I have ane
At last came the best patt Of al, and this
wes great catha1ine-wheel, fixed up lust be-
hind Kyth; 50 it 1oo.7kl to al the people aa il
it wss rinS Of glory III round him.
why, whoever is that in the midst Of the
f7c2r ssid de King coming up to the place
when It was over.
"Msy it please you1 Majesty, it is Eyss,"
said be, clipping down; "fot thero ,was no
other seat to be got anywhere, and, after III,
orc ritse ia - good IS another to mo-
The hing langhed At this, and said, nDu. it
Is wonder, kJts, you did not break your
Then the King led the way to The ballroom,
dance.
q One partner Is the same to NE as 'ano.her,r y
said aTtr. 20 he went Up 70 she Princess and
!. But Who are you :" abe askcd
Hhyts," said he
With all my heart, thcn,~ said che. fer I
have heard Of you from Gus End hi. bride
What shall We dance ,"
ut makes nodds to me-" answered Kyts,
!" for ! havo never learnt any DANCES at AL
''Thcn would you 1iko TO tako walk In tho
orange grovo inaEead p asked tho Irinceas.
Jrst as you Ike" " eaid he; and hogsye THO
lovely Princess his arm, and took walk with
his sdventurea.
When they camo back the bcu rang for sup
rer. and a grand young Prince, in love with the
Princess. took her into the great ball:
And in walked Kyte amons the lords and no
bles: and took seat behind very large pie.
viii enit ai1a na as nos III aRRss e 5e ''S
But when the pio Was half gone, the King
looked across the table, and there he SAW
kyts.
"How dare you come here in tho best
place." cried the Eing.
at makes no odds 70 me where I eis," an-
swered Kyts.
"0dd-, bob.t this Is too much, !" cried the
Ring. my Lords, drag this fellow out, and
never let him come to the court any mora! :"
II may as well wa1k out, your Majesty,
said kyts, for 1t makes no odds to me which
way So"
Then be left the great city, and took his sack
tage in wood, and grew cabba6es and howers,
and was = happy Is the birds.
Then Kyts remembered tho orange grove,
and started ots to Join the Knight, and he rest
OF tho dead Rings army, outsido tho walls Of
the great city.
"bo you see that high tower?" said The
Knight. well, tho Princess ia In prison 1t
the top little window, and We cannot get her
out unless re tako tho great city, md that We
Then Eyts got bag Of long nails and ham
a1ens % TO- 10 tke Bottom T Of the rs toHss and d Sps Sa
mered one long nail in, and stood on that aud
then another above that, md another, and an
other, Like steps, Ill the way up to tho little
window at tho top, and there he tied ho long
rope, and then looked IN, and saw tho lovely
Princess, and nskcd her to cone away and be
saved.
So sho put ca her shocs, and her dress, and
came to the window, aud askel kyts however
ait is Ill one to mo whether walk up steps
inside tower or outside" answered Eytss
SO the lovely Princess crept ont OF the win
An- vi +ox,1t haJT ~ @hn "a r,,,l
her feet on the long iron nails, and Kyts
steadied her, and down they camo safely and
slowly.
"1}ut now what an I to do:" said th4
Princess.
"iou can 50 to the other ANY," answered
! Kyts.
:" Bet then there will DO anothcr war" saiG
| tho Princess. $50 would rather hide gone
ky.s:"
1 tho wool.
Theu she ti.eed him, and e.id, uDear Kyts
I love xpu better than al tie dne Princes, foI
| you arc both brave and Kind; 80 perhaps yor
wnuld not mind marrying me, and hcsc could
VERY we'll" haid KSb, "1ust IS you Like
for love you better than anything in TIT
world" So he found a Bishop who WAS TN
ming away in fear through the wood, and the,
were married, and lived together as happy 4.
two pet birds.
But after time it came TO the ears Of th,
twenty Lord Majors, Who DOW Euled In th!
great city instead OF tho King, that Kyts hst
! married the Princess 20 they were ve1J angry
and said it was shame, for he was only
common fellow, and sent IN army Of nft,
men, and took the Princess, and shut her vi
il ths tower again, and sentenced Eyts to tx
I killed.
"re1y veil" said Kyts, in tho midst Of th
| great hsn OF Justice; Iii i. nu ono to INC.
you send me out Of enc world, I shal 50 int
another"
"But thi. favor viii We do yon," said III
srss % hsla M19 yySa nay e shSsS
or poisonedf"
TT really does not make any Odds ho AZ
evcIed+ "eo may As well be poisoned"
Nov BY this time overtbydy in the land ha
Ecard about Careless Eyta, and many raid
was = shame to kill him.
So At night, when tho soldiers ca1ne to Ey.
with the poison, they felt 80 lon-spiritcd thu
they brought some bottles Of vine to kee
them up.
I'll you don't mind, We may as well ali hay
good supper together first, said they; +" Il
there need be no hurry with such . casclcs
fellow as you-"
"With ali my heart" answered E!ts; IT
\ would Just US coon drink vine AZ poisot-'
Hrt at last there WAS only one glass Of viz
left for cacls, and the glass Of poison fos kTt
| 4nl Ec &AfE Ell AtQ0u UP ~ LILLE -!
! hrsltla, who should come in bat the feses:
Lord Mayor TO see Kyte' dead body.
ZounGs.H cried lie, "Soldicrs, you a.
drinking
For, as they heard his etep, each ono tossc
on his gls.s; 20 tLcre wss onlS Iyts' glass lc
III the table.
II have drank % much WING, sAi Kyt
"tE.t don't feel thirty"
"Eat l 10! !" cried tho Lord Mayor; and l
ttsstd OF Kyss' glass, and .ell down dead.
Ate. Il, said KJts, NJ would Just
: eoen he died Is me- 4,
y soli.irre kept Eyts prisoner, to know Wh3t
t.ireteen Lord Mayors would now like to do.
] SO il: the morning when al tho story r.
tel. n tile Ea1l Of justice, tho people lauehe
Ard c1arpe,i l1eir hands With might M 1aai
: AID cried cut, Long l,s hins hsta:, ..r.
i quite rfsin thz, kEts is just the right sort Of
raya proad md nd o!stiaa.o llle ,he - Old Kiags,
q would let things 50 their own way.
81 "Hcosay: cried the people:
d "And Is he married the Princess, there
20 enc with more right" said another Mass
d ..Cct would ho want to I'LL us, or would
let us Live :" asked another Msyot.
'r Whichever you Ike" answered Kyl
!. I" It vii make no odds to me-"
1t And the Princess wss brought b.ek III
,e crowned and long did they live with3
a, II don't II III Mid being king, said Ky
Il 81 for can he harrs anywhere"
!. Full OF SNOW.
EFT REV. 1oGEfH ccoE.
1e on n the WIND and .tc5ta' uron tee
I. From whieh the bird has parted long ago.
" From the cold ness no son9 of hsrd q ns1tug,