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the lady screaming from within. In an insisnt
Alleyne and John were on foot. and had lifted
her forth all In shake with fear. but little the

y,
needs gainsny me- like the daffe that he L."
trust mat YOU have taken no hurt, my
ths up saa hfyn Sad as.asy I pS
Say: have no sss,h though I hay. lost
Easover OF nomseyl But am much beholdsn
daushter," she added. .castins a somswhat
ever goes on. to brave man, man.. anu my n's''
w. are indeed fresh from SPAIN" auoth
IRON Spain, say your Ali it,was an III and
sorry thing that so nnny should throw away
ths lives Is thst heaven gave them. In sooth, It
who bide b;hiId; i have but now bid farewell
T hov hs abat o sd this cruel war;
She Is young damse Of these parts. and
sue goes now into nunnery. Alackl IT, is not
z year sinee she was tho iairest maid from.
her nut the white yoil upon her iaee. for che
Did yoH m ever gentle SIR. bear Of a body Of men
eesa Wn srsS AZ. Sos, ySSaae"
lover served under him as squire. News hath
come that not ono OF the ocmrany was left
Loring 81 whom you speak p
.h MANDY d Ana Il nunnesy! DIG then; the
Maud. Is GOOD II: aSSs f snr VA,
have heard 9s has male her turn her back
wdy "c"m n .Jt john. eo nsse eF''0 Ane'n'
the 70 % asRa ds ncs Int
rolling cloud OF dust as fast us his good steed
shss ssf H.. M SS
admission Int their order: Tor Was she
rnieh with farms u an ni'Fts sts whics s she she
could bring Ing 70 the great nunnery' Long and
abbsss; IN which she had conjnred tho young
rss, hsF G5ussd heat under e brood and
when All was settled. and the ubbsss and lady
SUPERIOR ha had their will. It was but tlttipg
Sarsh.rs q omssy we're S n' the mt Str seS
from the nunnery to the church and that q
long procession wound up to the old arched
@ Ters as S,'I Sister Sssha Nth
the high gold crucilix. and the three incense
be- and he INTERNATIONALLY CARRIED n
at sndants. came tbs novice. her droopipg head
the abness and her counsel Of older nuns. who
were already founting IN their minds whether
TwYnham, or whst her reeve would DO needed
beneath him. 10 draw the utmost from these
new possessions whlch thls young novice WRs
By, alas for pIois and plans when love and
sotn ana ntar' hand hnd aSSys al fortune ere
through the lines Of starring bursherss 7. Why
80 siianseS "boa h hmm s.s 0{ bow a be- S' has
rushed tn! ough the incense bearers. thrust
VIZ ssaH 30 Ss and
Ss9as and f Rs :se. shnlns
bars Inc Way md she She thinks no more ss OF oi
sbhess, but she hath given a sobbng cry and
hath fallen forward with MS arms around her
Breast. G sorry I s'ahs thus for the eaun1 ab.
bess. an Ill lesson 100 for tho stainless two
.nd:.wenty VIA hav. eyer 6sen taught That
dank oo!d air genes out from the black arch
ana hs s5s %s
to tho da kness and their, faces T. the light.
ou' wa the Wedding in The old priory
BOO save THE I,adv I;orlre and John, and =
dozen h"wme1 from ,h9 castle, 1t The ~ Lady OF
aa heP G any
comely tnen teto ore. yet she slill hoped on. Tor
that she could scare believe that he might been
stricken down at MT 1t lan oes, her wish to
tH 9 had sps let % 0s
her Dnse T@ero to lo.k after now
ier that Il shs would but bide, with his wie he
would never come back to HAMPSHIRE again
until he had gained Some news. good or III, OF
The yellow cog had been engaged. with
af3or ths weddins Asyne rode down to Buck
lershard % s.e II the had come round rot from
fpcv IN Ga of hnf
as thous., about to anchor theree., On his way
were round her. bearing cargo to the shore.
iittls back from the ROAD. very large and
widespread. with great green bush hung
so e sh q. SSs i. sods up
inx hi nSsS in !, he him, alrss, sn Asy,s
INN f"S and ui mads az though sic would CLIMB
face. Wondering, what these dolngs might
mean. Alleyne tod his horse t. 2 tree and was
there sho s from the sntran q second woman
who made ais j, for The CO.. Close at her heels
came = hurry brown.taeod :, man H. who leaned
An mes bels." no crle. and is 1t thus
these tingrr homes that F! would not hurt hair
Of your heads: but | have been among The
DlVck bbyUlul HUu Ny Iuy MI. ~ uO0S mo ROOQ
10 look at your English cheeks, Come, drink
n stoup OF mu scndlne with me. mes nnGos, for
a. The to ne hsyyS s Saa stood
staring, but at the sound OF his voice such
thrill q ioy, pnbDed w in hi. heart that hs
had to bite his In to keen himself from shout
ing outright. Gnta deeper pleasure vel was
IN store lyon as ne lookeI, me WINDOW above
whom no had seen ,ther. came on! from il. 1850
just nowa very worthy rsrs"n come doEn he
whether he carried coat armor. ! pray you
70 wpi' upon MN and 10 toll him that . very
II he BIO in need OF advancement. or have any
small vow upon his soul. or desire to OF alt has
lady, my help him TO aecompi Al IT,"
AyIwal d u. this order came shu II ing forward
smii the trees. and In an instant tho tw, men
were clnginG In each others arms, laughing
and shouting AMI rRItlug each other in the II
delight; while old sr Nissl csmo running with
his sword. under Tho impression that some
snail pickering had hrossa out, only to em-
brace and be embraced him sell, until all tn es
were hoarse with thoir questions und outcrics
and congratulations.
I'm their Journey hnma throuch the woo Ia
Aleyene learned me r Mondrons story: how
when Sir Nigel came 10 h % ssnsos he with his
fellow captive hau been hurried 10 the Goa L