The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-02-16

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''thsli have Let a3y portion Of grief
Bat wbs; do see Is il tby
hcrse which rises OF is feei, or thee
who FULLEST The b-idiess
DO net accuse nv borse- This
esk 81 nv right marks she Ire lhst
! ought No, TO pass Nv brothers
viii descend gith thee 10 the rzlleF.
What said Msgseionne. clasp
ing her hands. hast thou not sworn
not TO leare mesH
Vain oath, nv sistRr- Ought
noi to 90 and console my sa.her and
motbers-FareRell, Msgoelsaae.
much beloved / an yo1ag, but ooe
often sees the yoaag die before the
Old Shall / Bever see thee sgsiug-
Depart then. ny brother. No: by
tie Holy Virgin ttoa basi not loved
nel-
OF the two brothers wso remained
AmaUry, the yOungess. was highly
accomplished, and Msgueloone lovea
him intensely
Dear Am&Gry," said she, sing
me one Of The ballads which please
The knights and ladies 50 mach. =
~Williagly. nv sister. | viii sing
fer thee The ballad Of Isesille Beam.
Stop" cried MssUelenne, thatis
a very bad ballad yoa bare cLosen
for me-
Bet while SIZE vas taking il this
wGy The second Of her b<o-he1s stop
ped suddenly. Nsgaelon3e under
stood thai this one also vas going 10
leave her. and reusce sis steps
Soe looked ST him With seo-a and an
ger
WHAT'S il, thea, which frigb,eas
thee. valiant knight Is il this grass
hopper which crosses the r3a6, All
keep silent. Wha. csoss iho1 saw 70
me' Go and BE- cursed. ihog who
dost sbsndon tie wousn who Is tbv
sister,
Having tins spoken n : 6i Of pas
sion, for Ihe blood Of her rsee Ess s.
Eiolent as tbe flames, she lowered Der
veil over her eyes - &s 70 see her
brother depart
Very soon 5 trsveIer passed tteu
o. The route.
Sslnts.iO1s 70 thee, Mzg1elo1oe.
Thy brother who hes jast left thee
was robbed sed wounded By ihe baE-
dis"
Anoihe- passed by soon after and
said TO her, God protect thee, Ms
ggelonae, Thy brother has talleo il 81
snbascsde, and the M00rs have car
RED him OF in captivity"
L third called to her from & dis
iauce, a pleasant ioorney TO the,
Magaelonne Dosz thou kaow ths,
tie Duke Of Provence was drowned
il crossing the riTers''
i fourth passed BIZ AID ssid, Prsy
10 God, besuiifal wousa TIE house
where tbOu vast born las fallen IN
The flames and they are seeking for
the body ofthy mother in TIE ruins. }"
-Hesrkesl NsgueloaaesB cried
Ansury BY tie holy rood nv
horss shall feel tie spurs .
This Is orrrEkeiuiar.H SAID
Asg1eoane. Wal, 70. ne. nv
brother, and le; as ,ara orr brides
81 tie same time"
Bet there crossed - this moment 8
Sttb trsyeler, who crossed On the oo-
posite side
Hasten thy steps, Msgueloane.
Prince Herbert Is dying Of grief, for
be has been told ihs. his young wife
has been carried OF on The jou-nsv.
and ihsi ibey do nc. know what hss
become Of her"
Day Of misery,' cried the poor
girl, "lei us sepsrsie, nv brother.
and lei rs pray 10 God to eoaduc.
ne 70 The man 10 whom / belong
They ssE be- then rsls aad ,renb-
ling press o. ssoag with her horse.
BIZ! tie sky became darker thsn
night; the tempest broke loose with
violence; gloomy birds few through
tie darkness, skinning with their
hesvy wings The sof, cheeks Of the
young bride Her horse. oFercone
ni:h terror, rose on bis feet Mague-
loa1e ls: herself slide 70 The ground,
snd confined the journey on foc,s
the ibickets caught her dress il their
ihorny s-ms. ar2 stones tore ber
shoes Of velTs. n ss-eds and mace
har delicate feet bleed
Al this Douea- he-mi, ne. be-.
All fs.her, said Aag7eloaoe.
take pity On ny nisfo-,unes. OF
nv three brothers tie eldest Is wound
Cd, tie second Is captive, the third
IS gone 10 help the o.her two. TIE
Duke OF Provence, nv fsihsz, has
persisted in the great rirer. and nv
mother hss been buried uode, the
r-ias OF oa. house; and Prince Her
be-,is perhaps dyiag g. this moment,
sad has 10. God said. a woran
shall lesve father sad mother. 20
with her husband and lesve al 10
follow hirss Tell me, man Of God. If
| have acted wslE"
@Thoa 81, q noble snd courageous
xonaa, Msgnelonre
Then ho~ miraculous, the hesFe1s
cleared swsv, the telpes. s1bsided
in The distance, and while the rain
poured in drops fsom the lesves OF
the trees, the birds began 70 sng.
'.Tell NE, holy father, what does
this signify, Behold. the s8a shines
sgsia, the trees sre qaiei, and the
birds sing"
This sigaised ik.s we approach
the domain OF Prince Herbert, for
ioy goes before the wonsn whose
husband waits fo- ber.n
But see everywhere nv feet rests
The earth Is covered with vendare and
flowers"
This Is because thy feet vii
never more be wounded with s.o3es
and briars. nv dsughIer"
Tel me again, Is il 10, dreams
Ii seems 10 ne that high and rugged
mountain decreases and lowers i.seA
to the leFel Of the plain"
1T Is because the dwelling Of
ihy husband, The prince, viii soon ap-
pear"
And so il Was; tie palace Of tie
Prince could now De seen; bat the