The sun., 1891-06-14

man, shall stand to arms or draw his bowstrine
we'll that we should seem To- be a merch ant
ship from Southampton and appear to fee
We shall see then sno1.'ss!d So the. the master
@ hc wss ssss q SMOKE II sesd po
how lheis sh.Ops pull n,,ss f,Sm ,bs, sS nSs
sr bsaHs sts e shs
have 'Ga TAKEN n'iS IN M hand more than We can do
Each q these ssiss s and OF tho
~ would had your eyes" said Sir Nisel.
sory sssat ssps ss tTus. that
have much plessanee from our meeting With Ut
We We @% should W neither give Sor lake ausrtsr tSs
Hs;; Az % Sa$ s''s' or %
Well, we'll. It is no great matter for my COM
pany. for, they were nll housoled aud shriyen
Shristophsr her Of The Priory gave me hi. wori
that they were as tit to march to hea, en- as to
with Sir oliver. for they appeeaE to be
That ssEh she nen fnsel and ths. the under oii;
GERS Gers s repeat to them the paser. tho ave. and
With clank Of arms the rough erchers and
seamen took to their Knees; with bent heads IDS
sHssa .o% B. hsnH s was a'
;Tsnaa 81 The aa:r ss and ID The .gSsn srss
anu let's aud relies from their bosoms. while
comrades. that all might kiss aud reap the
$ Scy had sSa csn saS Snd out the
ing aeS eSanSe SnEr ErSs rnd hs
sSs9 5 u Siss Id Tssl ss%s H.
SsT sS o tho to SSs snS sS senSs SHns
the white iakes Of foam in q spatter oyer her
her nsGssd Sad Spssy as a sTH
swift pursuit, their double line Of "ars giving 1
sn Th Esfn ss
sssss rna ssn sws wotes shs
and pnSuspecting stag Walk past & tneir baiF.
ho my
.s sSsS w. %sss ]. ss55y en and play tho part of
"Bal your, ,p@sanoH1,sIS @ 1,I = The, will SEQ that We
1 and they % viii think that we ore wine s6io for.
ans'I some mercer o. the STABLE. Ma fol. but they
are very swift! They swoop upon us like two
EoshaTIss son on her9S Sr Is there not some SYM
.'%fhat on ihe gsht." said I Edrlcsop; 50 appears
Ills the badge Of 'Tete-noIrs. the Norman"
| cried seaman mariner. have seen 1t he-
he %s ar With
ruth for man. woman; or beast They say that
he hath the strength OF six: AN and: % oertes; he
now; to the roor souls who swing ut either end
VI nS -, ~. 80 ~ - +h> ,,r5 tbo-a d;d tp5ood
is iurcSins me with G hideous erkines Of It's limbs at
HHd sad Sss b, the
help " St George and Our Lady. it. will be .
dess S
hours older. q! But what is that upon the other
=" It is the red cross Of Genoa. This Spade-
beard is n very noted CAPTAIN and It L his
boast that there aIe no seamsn a, and no % arehsrs
-" That We shail prove" said Goodwin Haw.
Ss .1 assn W hs e"
sIrenstlentng them. The three ships anchors
waist ami tied to tho mast with twent, feet Of
cable between, each under the care 81 four sSa.
wafer @ bass to quench any fire arrows that
might como aboard, while others were sent up
10 s es se the sSD
~ ;s5n 81 r. Sss 81 or.,
Buttes' nsh hors." @ ust auoth Ford. D' ~ S 'ef
Inc KNIGHT Looked AZ 81 FIN NV with r. face Which
Sas pe!ssd knight; And ss1,. Ss sddsd 'i Sis syss
Wiz pe Sting 3s I p my a ps9s
toward your father il did not isach you to
my lord" cried ID the master. See hoy they;
a' .hs
castle see oos 56ss bend to the lever' They
"AyIward." cried tho knight, "piok your
do something to h nder their, aim: MethinEs
running sis eye backward and forward; BY
anee Hers WatRn soSoy Arnold LSns
snHw tas deal that they
Tho three archers named stood at the further
ss S Ss Ts ss
beads Of the cloth,yard M a!r2Ws 2 we're level with
IT, a as sfs sssm 5s
shs Isa eo soTn Ss
ready @ fS You miss Ma fai they are u abons 10
loose heS5. Shoot. mes earsons. or you will be
The throne Of pirates had cleared away from
10 OHo III zap
bent, over It. steadying the Jagged rock which |
was balanced on the spoon -shsped end OF the |
ths rope which would release the catch and
the sir: So for an instant they stood showing |
them. The next. redcap had fallen across the |
stone stone with an arrow between tive ais ribs; ard ths
was yritnine and and, sPlpHttsEins ,uPon ths M
loosed tho spring, and the huge beam |
edswincing round with ,romsn 1ous iorce.
Enylish ship that is maneled and distorted
limbs Grazed their very storm .As to the stone.
tween the vessels. A roar OF cheering and Of
laughter broke from tho rough archers and
seamen at the sight. answered by yell OF rage |
from their pursuers.
tioning with his left hand, 'Thoy will learn
wisdom. They, are bringing forward shield
and mantlet We shall have some pebbles
about our ears ere long"
CHAPTER xvi
HOW THE YELLOW COG FOUGHT THE TWO ROVER