Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-11

4 r. which / was
1 ~ born and grew
! - uptomanhood,
1 Il &95EaJ the folk are
.%r Swont 10 tell
4 sM,.r5e many tales
n E$lNNkSSSS anent the good
kSNJ$SS King Alfred
R EZ"S Albeit those
4 Isslt at the same time as that
s,Do have had sons and daugh'
n5t these ii their turn children,
h |, ,ss.e again yet other children
! IN Tin the years be many
n ..r.b stwlxt our time and his, yet
N rnowu Of King Alfred last
~. and is spoken ofeyen now.
Il vas who fought the wicked
n I, and heat them, driving them
~ o'our country to their own,
NJ !. ogly those whom hc slew SO
n tbsy eooll work no more woi
II IA indeed is the only sure way
II sna against a Dane doing ~,
Il NV are OF a truth bad men and
u Nj manner Of knavery and
my father has often told me
,hat ahen King Alfred had driy.
ri ~ the Danes he ruled 80 wisely
VI uen tAas men could hang
Of gold and lgwels by the
n s ana there they would stay
81 save by him who owned
Ava This was 80 not breuusr
ve,e 90 eyil men 10 the land
as ars ryerywhcre 70 b. found
ths kingdom 81 our lard
bat beanse ioomsmen Wero
IA bviE Elng. before whom acro
d ulo dtl not righteously
mogligs 70 their laalts thry
3oomel. II followed IL IL
- HAT aw0sa these doonsfaeH
nsw aissr than Others and
e,sa handed. but among them
va aCpe 10 b. found more rightc
Asi more Hlaucless In his end
,lsa Cedric, tho hou 81 ilsui.
Rta3ins Was his dwelling. ans
,he mva % that borough he sat
II Re 8uaUsmnu chair every in]
tr saguh yHfd, setting straight
B isash aas crooked and uplittin;
Il Hzllasatnst tho great, tho acpbl
N s3iest ..tgstrong. Now the TALL
sfghseogsnrss spread. - wh~i
1868 ir1ls ID y mere tho ripple
spread uni.i they touch th
that Gwen "a thr king rnr
~ pome II huntuamAu Cedric
100 81 ileaI.
ssi ihs Wing said unto himscli
sztaaagr the.s h. bat fond iidtnR
are told to me- mud set ngns
ss mas ~ truth In them. hu
@ na-e 4 II that n man should d
NE eaysouehtouue but so wise tina
uake plaiut touching ans 81 III
go hs gave forth. mud b. =
Bird over this thing that IN III
b bnbitcd himscll like unto
s eniEh az arms. aud rode fort
loa3nn. taking tho high ron
AadipE Ca $50 Tor himHel. whu
etg d man this Cedric might h
.on b. passed and Windsor mis-,
NJ aFneyerhc tnyricd for the nigh
|S il'.taieshcir supper hc heard thei
asihsy qunilrd their ale or mca
t'aifie ihc boomsmnu and I'll
Ag Of his wisdom and his RICH
Until the king began to grn
aiihin him at tho endless bnbbl
seemed 20 him. concerning q
aiuas o. this one man
tnleuutil be came to staina
o lio was about to pass UyI
bridge h' saw. lying Ia the du
he aaSsIdc, a hcggar. hnbiied
Y anl begging aims from q
sfs hY.
Hap ne, Oh, sirnugpr.' said q
M .gef
Niihall ms heart. answered Il
and tonk from his pouch thr
n. .at Rblshhe gave to the beggg
ueIp ms oh, stranger. quo
mere tho heggar.
iaou art n greedy vnrletl" "a
rs sleg whit more dost "a,
am old mud weak answer
ggar Witt thou not set !
WV Thee on this horse aud car
70 Reading town2n
a. Nha, ~ my henrtl" replied on
Us s we king and straightwuy ,
N loGl as he was upon his hor
9s'u mat wise rode over the brid
" along the high road into /
@ ny ny. reading. Ashley went do
ilgh street the king said TO /
M sr Where wit thou TINT |
De which made answer the 9th
N " but rather where wilt th
Wy y, ! set thee DOWN"
iaou art 4 saucy vnrlet." aut
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