The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
CHAPTER XXXII,
HOW THE COMPANY TOOK COUNSEL ROUND THE
TALLEN TREE.

HOW THE COMPANY TOOK COUNSEL ROUND TIE
FALLEN TREE.
Where f. Sir Claude Lstorr7" asked Sir
Nigel. a bis feet touchet ground.
He is in camp. near Aontpszat, two hours
the, erizzled bowman who eomnandel the
Then We shall march thither; for would
a sssp' d0 0sfp' y, r .hr are
law have lei; h.hi1i them "'' "D''l '1e' ''l'''
sad bS Is horss
anu my laays lcpnet; The kLaves led them
from the sab!es. but tied without them. Now:
yau now. n for N st be tn the King y spain
-, -" had though, hat you were IL Spain with
to ' su Ss@ i SSs'I linn. sha ride back
Nigel. with four thousand 81 the best lanees
OF France at my back. so that your Prime may
God be with You. friend, and may We meet
again in better times
BY Aileyne's .iae looking a ie' the French
knight and his lady :" that in all Christendotn
you WI! meet with moro s.out ,I man nan
is pale AN sad Aeyue! Have You perchancs
met with som. hurt during the run!ri"
NJ late than y-steruight"
ssnrs SS Sav" 'pN s N' SAID me" fe NOW
why the y"unG shoots sn"uld be plGcSeI and
nn old weed Ielt standing. yet certes there
planned IT, Did you not note alieyue. that the
Lady lirhainr dia give ~ warning last hight
thai danger was ming upon uss"
BY Saint Paul thy mini mIsgives mo As to
Gha ha or hha ",
could laud in sucn force as TO beieaHuRr the
forlalice. Ga'lthe comnany together. Aylward !:
and .et us On: or it Will be shame toys ii we
A Sae srnher aA mad spread ovor the
ruins. but 4, t!a / upon \ hnals brought them
could bear with them stuffed into their
pouches or sung rinrir sh2ul'iela As they
over ihem.- nd IL -mt Q II pleasure PLAY ei over
e es "'f hard " viii he ''s@
prompt Sar IL Of exre,ienee soldiers a. It
Ho DC s.r nor
were Old s Idle OF The Freuch wa S. rrI;-
H!e4 and lean. with Grr1e purkerel features
ever. were Young and dandy nrcherS. with
fresh lngIl,h faces. tie bard combcd out,
hu kens. " III g ia or iewelIed carr, pss G!eam:
bn bricks. tht,r ,s'lken belts. and the chains
brown ne ks. ali spoke OF the brave times
winch they ha ma rs free compant ms. la h
der plain aid servIeenb'o wit, the older men.
sn w GnSHdy Eh,ssd "d aTvoa p
d e s's Wits %: WITH tie rel lion d st.
Heorse md sword OF bat'lsaxe swinging
from thcir hets. complete this olui.,nen'.
Will. sumo cases the numerous nHnle, or
iivc-!oot NAL OF. was hung ar IS the DOW
stavo ;ins fastened I" tu,r lea1hrrn sh4n.'
their Tree bearing IN fearless faces.
hours 'sy ,bs s h 81 os ss
e"m rS u i AIlsyns At his risas lfaa. and
his Lett stirrup. Ere they had reached their
Journeys end the Knight had l.atne,l I'll that
10 ] Of Hs s
saw upon the further bans OF the river 4 body
Of French men;Gti,2rms: riding very swiftly in
the ie %, OF Toulouse. with his
fol owing" said Johnston. shading his eyes
ihr wat + lie might have attempted something
i,6iak thai would b. we'll that We shp 3, 4 4
till, worthy 5 nesehal should ne desire to Try
some snal feat OF arms.
VILE" answered the Old archer. F." lie Is OF his
w,yto Nill-iraneLe an short VIII 20 tne
III Of any .Ss wh9 n'H ss
the So eschal Of Beuucaire who hung Petel
Wilkins o! the Com any lat LsmmasIde 81
hang themselves, il sver they come INTO on
power, But here arc cur comrsdes. Sir Nigel.
anil here Ia my camp
As he spoke. the forest pathway along which
they marched opened out into a green glade
which sloped down toward the river ltigt
leniiess tross grit on three sides. wi b a thicl
undergrowih OF holly between their trunk s
AT the further eNd of this forest clearing there
| wood and clay with tho blue smoke cnriinl
! out from, the roofs, A dozen tethered horses
and mules Grssed around the encamp
| about come shooting ut marks. while other