The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-11-04
brother, my brother, you too have been

W a. MOSCOW.
ne snou5 draws otner monks 20 the
spot, ana my companions no. coming up at
Inav moment, are welcomed IKE protners.
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legaleo Will sno Dess c4eel mat the
as.e1sol - a ns',, ~ WITCH our Weortny
ssT4 uv ;sam p e: !u ~ Nc, !. !,
- sen AZ ~, Daouu IL! GI1e ello, .
says no - me lev VIII = glln, that you
nave lo,s'u 'lles:o gates moro passable
tnan SEYMOUR huml alexander the
1freat) 1ound tnose OF paradise y!
He didn't come away empty handed.
however, remarked /; s he brought back
something to show for it.
NY Lord knows the story, then -
Yes, but my friends here don't; SO
suppose you tell it to them.
!, Moroecal, nothing 1thlng 10th, clears his
sntoas WIN huge draught OF tea, and
Degns as follows
!, LOU must know, then, gentlemen,
.nat When the great hlng, Sekundur,
mad conquered all the nations of the
East, and there was none left to stand
before him, he bethought himself that
II would be q noble deed to seek out the
hidden paradise, which SO many Princes
1no - 10y men nau SOUGHT ~ VAN. 30
ne ~ inquired d1iigently I'LL ne found one
mat could gu!de nm thlther, and up
waIa e. ne went ", INTO tne heart OF the ever
las1ng n1is, with all his chosen warriors
aDo95 nm;
but, although many set out, few ar
rlyea. ror me way leo among dark
nounealns ana roaring torrents and
H tn pLecl p aMu gsoomy 1orests, SET
,s.a,, - dou aei' L4as ~ nortal
- sl,. ovel 1eaGn t1e pace rom
WI mu'n A aIi owl ssn =. nau once cast hlm I'M
Ell "a ~ .san;al'n1 10y - Ine rranklsn most
wara e. sven+ auav e. tba wy a.a anu lnan
, me,o sM Yep away py tne torrents, and
stna:. h i,oae. WIZ ~ uesouIe1 ~ tne mon
Rrt forwa ,.7 en rant a sa1't sno passage.
notl;ner. CO. ha .,-os ~ 20 ~, ne9'
how ot5or ~. a 40 fara VIZ G = ~ ~lo ialea lo1
eooa I ~ 1non ialeo' = no ello Dut make
:. a. ~ Ias ~" ~ p up p' ST.
two GREAT rocks q gata hr;a5+ % ~
ewes Of the Go1inh 81; and Ra +ho,, ,1
that th;s co,,ld ha M othar +har 49, 81
trance Of paradise 81 M ha l oio ~
bered and srnota mon tho .,a+a u;th L;a
sword hi]t aav;np - o. 49, 80
open 70 oeAu u hem1' the Aord u
We :. M WI es'iIn
.,,oo neie 10 10 pace Hele 1or sucn a.
Eiee, answered y we d = eerrlD1e VOICE rom
Wilt nus IS me garoen OF 200,
aAu none may enter II with ploody
iianos
ana the hlng looked at ms hands,
ana 10 all the blood ne had shed was
u upon men, making them crimson as
onraz VINE. ihen a great terror came
upon >, n lam, ana ne knew not what to say:
near me cried ne, at length; II
= may not enter, give me at least some
token whereby men may know that
.,ave mu ee r reacneo 'ne gate OF the
-. .sTa Io - ~ ~ Va ~.
s1uora aA1 ~ ny sn.' .nen' I L ~ an
I l,;,., WE solce ano 9 mana hung 70
- a s4uelis wlappeo u leaves, whlc "a
re- 500 s.eu -. "isnuus even 1ooking 9. =
Wv Sou 40 A1S ies'i y anu hurried away.
Wn ifi they saw him returning, his
warriors reJolced greatly, for they had
thought MN lost, and he unrolled the
leaves TO show them his gift. But 10
II was only the fragment OF q skull,
ana oekundur hung It to the ground IN
rage.
Ihen said one OF the Babylonian wise
men VINO We're with him, " Fling it not
away, - King, for IN truth it Is pre-
clous git Let thelnabring me pair Of
scales hlther, and the King shall see
Mauian mt tho sI,,,l ;ntn ~ s om a sn9
into the other a mass Of gold heavy