The sun., 1891-06-21
the sleeve. led them both away to the back

hanTman In him. and too little OF the prince
ssad i0% aud may a take some handling ere 0Soa so1
slps h.n .sh & s1s. asS slds e. Nh.
SShlsh arg new TO me. though other. hsv:
ssss e $ A., :: ssss rSS s .s Waite: 's:. ss
~. The one Is the .Archb!shop Of Bordssux.
Nigel and the other the B:hop OF Alden.
By Sase hns ss g 8. nsa q
HE Is 81 william FELTON,. who. with my un.
ff!nsS. 10 being hish steward and / tho " sen. On.
n.y. nXPS, g., !, .Ss !, Knights upon the right, beside
Thsy oI6 are css:isr; Of Spain who h. hsv: fol.
are the Gsscon lords. You may well tell them
tc ase paee ssa
se I1 bn a H9S Sn man . the Taps
ana whispers IL h!s ear q Lord 6iiyst de cIIs:
strs up strife. and forever blows the dying
Ss s h1sd & W liz s1f
liz aos soaSS di a. l.
from. Uuercy. Limonsln. saintonge,- Potion.
and Aauitaine. with the valiant Sir Guiscard
d'AngIs; That Is he In the rose.oolorsd doublst
ASssy the snr'f M hnpssnsn ,hs side o, tn.
* Sns TheFs Lo
yilie: So Stephen Cos ;inetoni and Sir Mathew
w fs Fsisen W Who sss
brother Of the high steward. Mark we'll the
lana
dark hard-faced cavalier in Tho rust.stained
'"P41S 4ge. by St. PAUL." observed Sir Nigel, "th.y
both bear the print Of their armor upon their
e6tss. hardies. Methinks they A,e men who
sS, s.. IN s9%p 81 sH1 Who 90 .h
e. !! dare warrant; amoSag z them; But
Icy. and tho other is sir Robert Knoiiss."
i, Sir Nigel and Sir Olive, craned their necks to
riors. the one u chosen leadsr Of !rse com.
yalour and energy had raised himself from the
Chandos himseif in the esteem Of the army
bath NJ Light hang IN war hath Sit
so@s. hays heard ,Sat Il Il 4 ,Ss north "a |! Is ..iil
Knoiles nitro" "' ''0''
:. II have Of on heard of him" said Nigel.
wnat is amss with III. Priuoe?"
the Two knights a continuous stream of suit
10 sell their swords and merchan clapolipI
WHOM had the tottom Knocked out BY a troop %
b aes e's Il each ss snd ap e
liked ap1fE b glance
The young ruler had sat listlessly upon his stool
with the two puppet monarchs enthroned be-
passed over his facs. and lie sprane to his feet
a0ss eeh were the
,ried. How now sirrah? What messnge do
'ou bring to US from our brother Of NaysrreY'
lad been atdressed was a tall aud exceedingly
handsome cavalier wh9 haL Just been ushered
avon MI lseE hair sroks OF the hery south. and and
,e wore his long black cloak sHatbsd across
,is chest and over his shoulders n graceful
profound bows. he advanced e tue foot OF the
:s s'sEs ana ns
,eean. "Chnrles. King OF Navarro. Earl OF |
81 81 Sssrn Wig S..s9 9
ends his love and greetings to his dear cousin |
awsd s9s pF1ss Of Ms"s OF
".Tush tush Don Martini" interrupted tho |
'rince. who had been heating tho GROUND with !
lis foot I'm patiently during this stately pre-
nd style and eertes. We know now sSs our own. Hs 70
pen to us. or docs your master 60 back from
ham HHua last pisssS M '00ufne no later
:" 1t would Ill become my gracious master.
5s e sk s4 etS%'' dsaS and a'c eertaa
ondition. and hostnges-.."
:. "G"nditions! Hostages! Is he IS Aspsakine to
rovost OF some hall captured town. Condi-
Ions. 1uothal He may tind much to mend in
hen. closed TO usf"
They are open. then?"
Enough. enough. Don Martin" cried the
rlncr. It Is Il sorry sight to SOC SO true .
he m d"ihss Of our Cousin chsrlss. We Know Know
hat wnilo with the right hand he takes our
y o.n he S % Gr & as hSdRs the
Il ready to take as many more for tho Keep:
Il harlss. and b. my biesssd . name mar sSsin. SIDt
b .as, h. bs saa learn that
clandered horse lie Is"
"My lord" cried Don Martin, II cannot
ID they come from other lips I should Know
Don Pedro frowned and curled his LIP. but
10 Prince smiled his appreciation.
70 such as ], should have looked for 10 you"
aster. that he hath been paid his pr!co. and
lat II ne hnlds to his promise he hath my
ora .ad for Il thu. n9 ,hs sS.ti shall come is his
iali Come, come close at at tho the heels 't Of this
essage without his leave. and bearing o key
ith me which shall open all that hs may
ose." He stopped and whisper cd to Blr
Q ebert Knolles aRd sir Hugh Calysrlsy. who
10 room.
Our Cousin Charles has had experience Of
,r friendship" the Prince continued. "and
,w: by the saints he shall feel touch OF our
spleasure., l send now q message to our
,usin Charles which his whole kingdom may
ad. Let him take heed lest worse beialI
N. Where 10 nv Lord Chandost Ha. bir
.re. You will see that hs hath refeotlon. and
ch :, purse r.. Gt g9id .. as may deIray
'uIt to have within Il 30 noble and gentle q
Waller. How say you. sire 2" hs asked. turn.
G to the Spanish refugee, while the herald OF
avsrre wa, conducted from tho chamber by
1T is not our custom in Spain to reward
rtness IN messenger" Don Pedro answered.
tting the head OF his greyhound. "Yot we
NE all heard q" lengths to whioh your royal
= In sooth. yes." cried tho King OF Msjorca-
. Who should know II better than we" said
IN Pedro. bitterly, since we have had to ny
YOU In Our trouble a8 TO I he Atural prot t0Otor