Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-10-05

impnsslve prisoner, whom 81
age gibes moved not - "
"A songl n songl After tha
cry, the madrigalh
II have little fifth in yon.
gals and ministries. sro~,f WY
stout wight They are m I,
these fnir fingered squires. wSa
better the strumming N = IN
than the twang ofa howstsins
Thou art soured, Gregory !.
hast lost thy taste for lovs i.
since Edric spoiled thy prss,,
for thee" w =
"Fill thy tankard, Greeo,v
then 10 sleep, F'S
Gregory scowled but praA,.,
the counsel.
Nov, harper, give Us thela.t
lad in thy wallet.
Edwy's fingers had been 49,,
over the strings OF the harm M
those low soft mnrmurs that ~
ians love. Now, with q free hau5
struck the ringing chords. andso.'
save Oswald heard anght I'M ess.'.
melody ia the young voice Ia,
the hall.
Bard Margaret hath sons 70 t. ss
alone,
Alone u chs greenwood tine
Mas, sister, pray thee hlnslsF AZ II
Ny true toFe viii starry ioF rs.
And arzt there eaHas riding Elso,,A
Al fast ~ chs EFesnW0ud tfra.
"a hard Marsaret hard haFsasi I'll "a
false.
lia, I viii thy true lofsle"
o Willie my Willie, aSs,i hast tAsa 49,,
The ss5al thaa hasl plishtssl wlgA
. g.n it b. s10th that NY MHis u ~
Full sa9a aill ny MaEgayes Ass
Nay .erp not, faiF ma.i, bas t9as isss
tine.
Nv castle lies over sbe sra.
Aays though all ipgaaEgs aHAf AliAlaa
dear.
Ysg.sas aiiisaad Massarsyl@
Then lnwa spfaas 10 ksists Goa u u
laat gray sfeasi
Al under the efeaNaaA tre4.
i.o0t ntE sweet mMid t1r lbs tres llss .
Fay Willis. sE.il saisbfal 60 Ehas
The languishing strains sanS n
Is, 10 h. caught 40 and sapeassi N
llistY voices, tlil tho aFIn0g q 81
walls rang again hep Esgs III
druughts uf Uswnltls ale, ind Esy|
ioined IN draining d. eiFel.ag as
muttertng n prayer % biz pssa@
saint the while that u deep slN.s si.
mtugle with the iarhd r1r ths l@s|
rngurs lint Grw werr yrs rea5y Al
follow the lrad ~ Gregory, ssss
snoring on a lsneh Nv tla door al
soon the mingled yUiees tisaaasis
another song.
And let Il h. a song toF mgr. w.
loyrsiCk boys.
Edwy was ns willing as err vs.
minstrel to pleasure hts audNsr st
with a ringing ynlcp hcgayc thsn q
Oswald = tuvurite
Keen are the nrruRp Gf ska.
Deadly the sanz ~ haa haw.
t.Gasi taaEhsth As
lny!al - svs
Stricken and fallen ths aaa
lsnsh grizzly gaffs his AehseS.
Singing thp atFUNErpt aE4 hsss
Newer shal thes
tissus ths Riad dsy
Los In tba iust lies gaFif 9ggs
t.anriy ard naarniai i stas
YEARLY isltF days aG
40 Ia The laad
Fear hia atshag hss8
Nssr ran ~ hndw sspat ~
AZ Edwy finished the song tlea
bis eyes and squnrrlY encounters 2
intent gaze. whlcn be sgcmed % ts1
6,lt bcfuru H. turned IL saw Afl
hoy, whose fair, floating hair "a
grayply swwt tHcc inudr him sgl Z
apart from thrsr dnrk yisaggi n's
OF blood Ba n saint stepped aev'
from the stained Windows Of q
cathedral.
Onrp before the buyiah lnce wiiha \ !.
hulo Of golden hair had hcll kdpys
eye, and with u lightning aAsa I
memory that rnriipr meeting VIZ
called. II WINS q lonely spot ~ y
side. aud the fearless ~
with failing strength. WINS holding
hay mn antlrrrd stug Had EAs1
trusty spenr swerycd then q ".
cred, no morrow had ever sniIe'i !
the brave hunter. Now in TIE ~
look, more potent than speech, y. !.
held their eyes locked for 9 Eil0'as
ere they swprved aside, EdWy IT
That he was known.
His fingers tramblcd ms le s's Il,
slow fragments Of music from 7.
obedient strings, and there We, n,
in his ears that sounde'l - I.
the battle cry Of the Branksvassss
Then the blood surged back Y v, y
heart, and he lifted his daliIssJ
Tyncdalc face TO his foes. Ir''Plssi
and at their mercy he knew huls i.
but at least he could show them ~ "
tho Tynedales were wontto die, v
liquid drops Of music shiyered la |. X,
sharp silence ms his hand forsooss Y I,
strings to rest lightly on tlle sH wv
sword at his belt, while his hau li.v
glance swept the hall. but NV, VIZ
was no auswerto his silent clitill,' n
and now In the ayerted iace o Nv, \
triumph ofan enemy, but the gfN''
perplexity Of q child. n,
Edwy understood. Tint ihe
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