Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-02-20

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Egg con's'ned-n - D wishing ring
iarn non your enger, spesk your gab
s,ooo. ana u VAL oe mmedptcly granted.
nut tue ring has only one wish !; when
that . accomplished. i vail l,se oil power,
ana an become no more than any other ring
nerei"re' renset Hen on -.aat you wish
'ot' 30 ,aat you may not have to repent
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-havug 90 spoken the eagle rose high
INTO the ar, swept. for some time. in vide
circles over the farmers bead. and then.
like an arrow from bow. shot swiftly TO-
wards the east. The farmers took the ring
put it on his finger and started homeward. !.
Towards evening be reached town. At
the door Of his shop . goldsnith stood who
had many valuable rings for sale. The
farmer shosed him his ring and asked him
what was about the value Of il.
Mere trumpery. answered the gold
smith. The farmer laughed heartily, tel-
ling the man 1t was wishing ring. and Of
more value than oil the rings in his shop
put together. Now the goldsmith Vas q
false. designing man. 90 he invited the
farmer to stay all night at bis house. aay-
ing: 1t must bring one good luck to en-
terta'n man who 's the possessor of such
precious Jewel. 20 prey remain with me
lie accordingly entertained him we'll with
plenty OF vine aud civil words. bit when
ne went to sleep at night. he drew his
ring stealthiiy from his finger. aad put on
II instead common ring quite like it in
appearances: The next morning the gold
sm'ta could hardly wait, with any degree
OF patience, tlli the farmer had taken his
departure. lie ar---.ai. q sbs tho. .carly
oa~n, 'sy'ng: ou nave 80 Tar TO 60.
you mao oe'er start carry As soon az
'"s 'ainei .., was s.'e ." MS journey the
soIue,''." .e., 'a'o "'s !oo'n' ano' nav
lug snu, tue SHUTTERS .hss 20 one might
see' he poiteo himseif 10, and standing IN
the "'idie OF tile room. and turning the
rieg Oh ms hneer' excia,med
~'Sh 70 we hundred thousand s'i-
'e, ''u""S '''neu'a'e'y
haraiy were the words spoken. when
nr'sn' nVe'sn'ii'nes pieces began to ram
down from the ce'l'ng; shining silver
crowns poured down 50 fa;. aud hard that
as '"ss scy oceou W USat utu unMerctIut-
y aoou' 'he mead and shoulders and arms.
CaiG"e p''eousiy Tor help. be tried to rush
!" ,ne ooo.' out before nc could reach n
ana onoois ~, nc tell bleeding to the
grouh1' P"" the ram OF siivercrowns did
n'' cease. ana soon' under the weight OF
y, ."e no1,'"s 's gave way ana tue untr-
;u S" E us'u,.u a,, anu "ls noney Iel' so~n
INFO oeep ce''ar. Ana st'li u ra'ned on,
TIL she aandrcd thousand silver crowns
We, we're eonp'e'es. ana shen the goldsmith
.Ay ue'u ~ ..e ee''.r. WIN tne mass OF
no"ey upvo "'m. A''rac.e. At last oy
'uI "o'.s, ,:e "s'e"oo, ro:nea 10 tne spot
sau on "ou'hg 'ae go'dsm'th dead under
ais money. exclaimed. IL really 10 great
'ot,u"e' ""sn m blessings rain down n.e
s1Is." a"eo sue ne'" came ana diS'-
"eo 'ae sPo,"'
Mcsnwa'ie. the iarmer went happily
nome: me- ana ssowed the ring 70 his wife
"e s1Ih never want tor anything
scar w'Ie' ne sa'c our iorssne Is made.
na: ne mss' eoesidsr ven what We must
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