The Newtown bee., 1879-01-07
KRONICLES OF NUGHT0C-N.
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 there dwuiL umnng tho mountains of lIahanovcr, a certain rich man named Samvicl--whose slrnamc was C. Glov R., and he was of the sect called "Ghood phollows," of which there were goodly number in Nughtoun, and of them all Samvicl was the chief, and ho was also of tho sect called Scinghalmehn (by some called Scinghalblosedkness), and he swore by tho graves of his forofathers, that he would never forsako the teachings of the prophets thereof-nny not so long as the world should stand, except circumstar- ees should get beyond his control, and il came to pass that in the coarse of time it diCD. Now Samviel was a man greatly beloved and had many friends, and of them all the friend ot his bosom was Abllf young man who dwelt in the low country on tho banks of the Pohtohtuck, at place called Sahndahuk, where also abode many Gentiles, and uncircumcised Khusites. Now Samviel and Abilf were like unto David and Jonathan. and went to and fro doing good Go the mercantile interests of the country, of which there were great many scattered over the land.
 There also dwelt at Sahndahuk two other friends of Samviel and the one his name was Ghus and the other was Alec, the son of Gheems. Ghus. he was of the sect called Scingahl-blesedknes and Alec, tho son of Gheems, was of the sect called Behnidicks, and tho two sects y,Ixa1 not p,,ob but
 Now Samviel from his youth had been n Sthyler and was cunning man to myxdhrynks--and let not his right hand know what his mouth was doing. Now Samviel was able to prepare a Philtcr, even of which one drop would cause the heart to rejoice and make one possessor of great riches Gnahorn) and whomso- ever took more than ono drop, straight way either fell down in trance or went up and down the world singing songs of praise and shouting for great joy.
 And Samvicl called his Philrer-Ceebee --this meaning Of wh oh no Phellow' can find out to this day. for 1t was mystery (after you took drop (tOo much).
 Now thore was law writ that no man
 
 Phartridge. except in the season thereof, and thIs law was so because of the de5- tructiveness of the snarers and hunters, the chief among which was Edtalur the son of Unkilen, and Pcejaa, the son ot David, and who dwclt nigh unto the Plains of Gotomorrow and Moem.
 And 1t came to pass that Alec, the
 ~Rr otI ito Go vi al and Ghus, "come up l pray thee to m! house, and we will have feast, and par take of the flesh that cannot be eaten ex cept during the season thereof, for be i known the lauwazauO.
 And forwith they all three grinned great grin and said as we live so will be over as thou sayest. Alec, son o Gocms. and 1t was so.
 So in the fulness of time when the had gathered together at the house c Alec and were making merry, that San viel was greatly reIoiced, whereupon was said unto him, |" tell US we pray tn now. If this thing be true or not that ha como down to us from Nughtoun," an Samviel made answer and said, "tell m now I beseech o friends, what is tn that thou has heard and Abilf made an wer and said, far be it from me O San viel, to say ought unto thee that is wroni and harrow up thy young feelings for that which we have heard Is vel grievous to bear. and our hearts are vel low because of 1t, for thus they say Samvlel. that thou has vowed a VOW, forsake the teachings of the profits Scinhgahlmehn and go over to u Behnidicts, and so it is that which h; come unto us from the land of Nughtou Now when Samviel heard this he WI very wrath, tore his hair and wax' mighty in his wrath and cried out in loud voice-what Is this that hath beff len me. for To and behold some great c emy that I know not of, yea, some O. like unto Henpec or Bilhoy have sa this thing of me and now as live ere t sun goeth down in the west, will be l venged of them, for know ye 0 Abilf al Ghus, and also son of Geems, that swear to thee by the Grathornspune tn fhis is not so, for far be it from me- thus fall from-Grace-and Ghobac the Seinghalmehn. Whereupon wh SamyieIs friends heard this they we greatly rejoiced and forthwith ma their hearts glad and partook of Phllter, called Ceebee.
 Now when the breaking up of the fe was nigh at hand Alec the son Gheems, said unto Samviel, Behold i good to partake of the flesh of birds the season thereof, so I pray thee let therefore again, on the twentyeth day the month, have another feast, whereuI Samviei made answer and said in strange tongue. Kountonme, and his friends were glad, and said with accord, z Behold. a Scinghalmahn whom there is no Guile"
 AgD SAMvIEL STRAIGHTW WENT AND JOINED HIMSELF LIN THE SECT CALLED BEHNEDIC and so when Abilf and Ghus and 4 the son of Gheems, heard the ringing bells and noise as of thunder, t were amazed, and thought the world
 como to an end, and they asked "wh this thusly,' and one made answer
 said. tart thou strangers, that t dost know that all these noises and joIclngs are because of the marriage .Samviel, SOB of Marcia. to the daugl of William. who is a cunning worke silver and gold, and when they heard they bowed their heads. and with one cord lifted up their voices and said.
 Samviel. thou art q Ghreat Phraud "a whereupon Abilf lifted up his hands
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