The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19

two corner, turre,s icl in with a deaenlrG
ie.s ass sTe flames S sd p smoke ,r"m
l black tower HFon which they t.oSd ,t So
sea sea OF IRE: bu, the omtnoa. us Failing and
roartn: below showed thu. It would not
yard. crowded with the h wiling and dancing
conchei hanis waving i ali drum With t oos.
shed and with vengean Q. A yell OF execration
au,i scream Of hi eous laughter st from
las, survivors q their enemies p.eri.g d5S,wn
at them from the n"i9ht OF the keep Thy
tower. and gam bolled baud In hand around
the blaze screan ing out the d Rcerel linss
which had long been the watchword OF the
JacQuere:
G:.sez . e.:.sh gems q .r m ss ct pissooa
Quid: lons..mps Jacques BSuISmm.
Their thin. shril voices rose high above the
roar OF tn. flames ant the crash ~ the mason-
r. Ike The yelDins Of rack q wolves who ,s sec
By my hit" said Aylward to John; "itisin
.h. w ss 10 mt SEE sn WIS
my fea her bed ard other, things OF prlce with
that worthy woman at /, ndhYrst. who will
arrows yet, and If on. Of Them ~ unnesbed.
then, by the swang Of string! ! shall DIS. d.serve
God! though q. hand br" ad,h lower than I
had had N ot. for n the 70 sss o '9 o the
When ny eve is ,rce; | am better at rovers
t9au .s6 o 9an SS0d asn
lco s sen:!T. a"d not to rlSek With The draw
Ing hani n :oF nnwm is trick that hath marred
While the two arthers were keeping up a
brisk IRE upon the mob beneath then, Them Dp
Sir Nigel upon their desr.rate situation:
IT'S strange end for one VII. a mas seen sS,. 90
!sin. For me DE de.sh is a. az another. but it
Is the thought OF my sweet lady which goes o
Nay Bertrand, fear it a. little as yop."
that W. shonll so together" -, e,,,
And very -ure AIN that ny own sweet wife
wonll have said the same. i the en- be now
lived fl times when so much glory was t. be
men and knish,s But why do you pluck my
-. II II ease You. my fair lord. theirs, are in
this corner two great tubes OF iron. with many
By saIn, Ives: i is ,rne sred Sir Ber,
Ssrs ssn ling; BoR b.rs they ar a5, ;I ana Of
Ssm Soa wapa in
ieveler Of classes: How is 9 man MAJ, 10 Ia e
hop. to do scath with them
I will show on" answered Sir Nigel: FOR
T hsrs !. INC ier sS John viii show you how it
may be used Come hither. where the folk nre
ronnd h ire Sow wcnd SnI 6sse
OUR faces to the wars. Throw back, the lid.
ae aIH hisr roar aa Il blush light and
the great s,uaro tower rocked and Il mblsd
a npd that t ike ea1 res in tho VIM Amazed
aud dizzy. the defenders. clu,china at tho
sTsstpT 1rne Beams ss ss 81 %oc
the air When they staggered to their iest
upon one side. SO that they could scarce Keep
theirt citing upon the stopng platform. Ga lag
risIe .Hs ur WHEN had becn caused BY
he exrlos on tor Ior'y Yards I"nnd tue portal
selves down again, ssins this ,w.y and hat.
siehtlcss scorchsd. with fro bursting iron,
death their {" lrade-. bewild red and a .azed.
covered away from this black lower and irom
tL.so invincibls men. who were m 81 to he
dreade wien hopo was furlhest from their
"a sally. Dn Guesclin: q sally" cried SIR
ana bold rush may turn them, He drew
his sword as lie spoSe and Lnr,o'l d,wn tho
t0mr d 3. Ero he was NJ the first toor. how.
svs he .hr up his arms ,a ana men s"ppsd
-
VIVA thon = crie those behind him.
The wall h"th fallen nj tho siSir Is b, Sksd
end the lire 1o osfs 5oew S sa. hh
ANA may say in hunt eness thai We have d"ns
9u, aevor 6pF hIn6 ,hss Sss may 20
- ssS N IS lime ihs' made fsad, ios
The narrow pass Wa. blocked by huge stoncs
Uttered in, wild confusion oyer each o. her
n Sse ss9ssx s%sks IskS
P psHRh "a which hH they could desceaa Fent H.
inr Under them AID = ravcning multitude oil
round. who thirsted for their nlo'd II seeme
ileSd as th"ISa NO ne Ihe hi y ever rCS
they made their way back TO the sum NIT. hut
~ they came out upon i tae l.aiy liihane
da ted forward and caught her husband By the
Bertrand" sail she. hush and listenl l
have heard the voices OF men all singing to-
,nsg ; s,sSa sa ssnt but ot
names s saa b. ady s said sn Ha aescn
This nIsht hath oyerWFou nj you and =, your
this country who would sing In strange
into The air WITH waving hands and Joyous face.
l thought J heard L er.w went down ana
bear an sfe we
Hush"
he stood listening. Suddenly there came
swelling un q desp-voiced roliicking chorus
from somewhere out OF the dal kness. Never
gued &C .ound more sweetly in the ears than
did the rough-tongued Saxon to the six who
strained their ears from the blazing keep:
Wen drink all together
To the ~ ~ goos~ leather
And tie land where the cray goose new.
"Ha. by my hiltl' shouted Awkward. IT is
come two hund ed as tight lads as ever
twirled shaft over their thumb mails. HAr